Brazil is set to reach a record corn harvest of 127 million tons for the 2022/23 season, a 12.5% increase, largely due to the widespread use of digital agriculture tools by 75% of producers. These tools include monitoring software and climate forecasting solutions, with agricultural telemetry being the least utilized. The adoption of these technologies is credited with improving production efficiency, precision, and disease control. Despite these benefits, the implementation of digital agriculture in Brazil's corn sector faces challenges such as the lack of professionalization, connectivity issues, and high production costs, especially due to the cost of fertilizers. The future outlook remains promising for the sector, with an anticipated growth in the use of technological solutions in agriculture and the creation of numerous jobs. However, high production costs and the slowdown of the global economy pose challenges that producers must navigate.