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The 2025/26 sugarcane campaign in Brazil confirms a worrying turn in the world's leading producer country: water scarcity and . . .

Rural fires represent one of the biggest financial threats to the Brazilian agribusiness. According to the Confederação da Agricultura e Pecuária do Brasil (CNA), in just three months of last year, the losses reached R$ 14.7 billion, with a particular emphasis on São Paulo, which recorded R$ 3 billion in damages and over 240 thousand hectares of sugarcane destroyed. Cases such as the fire in a silo in the interior of Goiás, which consumed over 10 thousand tons of grains, and the one that occurred in a soybean dryer in Ponta Grossa (PR), illustrate the seriousness of the problem.

A corn ethanol production in Brazil must reach 24,72 billion liters by 2034/35, equaling the current volume of the sugarcane ethanol, as predicted by datagro, presented by Plinio Nastari during the 25th Sugar and Ethanol ConferenceIn 2025. According to the study, the sector is heading towards a structural transformation driven by the advancement of new plants and efficiency gains. Currently, the country has 25