Brazil wants to scale up regenerative tropical agriculture model (Portuguese)
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Brazil wants to scale up regenerative tropical agriculture model (Portuguese)
Model developed by Brazilian entities was presented at a conference in Germany preceding COP30

Brazilian researchers presented this Saturday (21/6), in a parallel event to the Bonn Conference in Germany , a new sustainable model for the development of regenerative tropical agriculture. The initiative is led by the Dom Cabral Foundation, but brings together private companies and civil society entities as partners.
The business model designed to accelerate the transition from traditional systems to regenerative agriculture in the planet’s tropical belt includes pillars such as production diversification, soil health, use of biological inputs and a focus on the socioeconomic development of producers.
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