Almost 90% of farmers see the impact of climate change on production.

The 9th Survey by the Brazilian Association of Rural and Agricultural Marketing (ABMRA) on Rural Producer Habits shows that concern over climate change is becoming established among Brazilian farmers and ranchers. "86% of producers believe that extreme events, such as heavier rains, prolonged droughts, and higher temperatures will have some kind of impact on the production of their properties in the coming years and decades," the organization said in a statement. The survey, conducted with S&P Global, covers media habits, purchasing patterns, connectivity, technological adoption, and environmental perceptions. 3,100 face-to-face interviews were conducted with farmers in 16 states. "The Brazilian rural producer recognizes the effects of the climate on their daily lives and seeks information and tools to help them face ...