New crops gain strength in the countryside

Published 2025년 12월 11일

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The adoption of new crops has been gaining ground among producers who seek to increase profitability and reduce risks in the face of climatic instability. Sorghum, canola, sunflower, and corn stand out for their adaptation to the tropical climate and the growing interest from the industry, especially driven by biofuels. In this scenario, a global genetic improvement company is advancing a strategy that prioritizes crops in which it has its own development and international recognition.

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The adoption of new crops has been gaining ground among producers seeking to increase profitability and reduce risks in the face of climate instability. Sorghum, canola, sunflower, and corn stand out for their adaptation to the tropical climate and the growing interest of the industry, especially driven by biofuels. In this scenario, a global genetic improvement company is advancing a strategy that prioritizes crops in which it has its own development and international recognition. The project, initiated in 2022 and led by Marcio Boralli of Advanta Seeds, focuses on innovation and adaptation to climate change. Sorghum is the main focus, marked by its resilience to water stress and the demand from industries. The genetics developed by the company allows for shorter cycles and high productivity, expanding cultivation windows and areas of expansion. The opening of the external market and the increasing use of the crop in ethanol projects strengthen liquidity and predictability for ...
Source: Agrolink

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