A Crisis Foretold eyesonbrasil Farmers in Difficulty: Fines that Challenge Survival Amsterdam, October 1, 2024 – The new decree issued by the Brazilian government, which fines farmers R$10,000 per hectare burned, even if they are not at fault, is placing an unbearable burden on the shoulders of small and medium-sized rural producers. For many, these…
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eyesonbrasil Embracing Renewable Energy Amsterdam, September 22nd, 2024 – Brazil has immense potential to harness renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. By investing in these technologies, the country can significantly reduce its carbon footprint. Solar and wind farms can be established in various regions, providing clean energy and creating jobs. Hydroelectric…
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eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, September 16th, 2024 – Wilians Valério’s remarkable achievement at Recanto dos Tucanos, where he won a medal for the best coffee among 500 samples, is a testament to the power of syntropic farming. His success story is not just about producing exceptional coffee; it is about embracing sustainable practices that harmonize with nature.…
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Syntropical Farming and Wildfire Prevention in Brazil eyesonbrasil Restoring Soil Health and Moisture Retention Amsterdam, September 16th, 2024 – One of the core principles of Ernst Götsch’s syntropical farming is the restoration of soil health through the addition of organic matter and intensive pruning1. This practice not only enriches the soil but also enhances its…
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eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, September 14, 2024 – Minister Marina Silva’s recent statement on the expropriation of land affected by fires in Brazil brought a mixture of hope and despair. While the measure aims to combat environmental crimes, its consequences for farmers and agribusiness are profound and complex. The Immediate Impact on Farmers Farmers, who are already…
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eyesonbrasil Introduction Bio-inputs, which include technologies based on microbiomes or microorganisms, hold immense promise for sustainable agriculture in South America. These alternatives aim to reduce reliance on fossil-based inputs while enhancing productivity and environmental sustainability. In this article, we explore the adoption of bio-inputs in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, highlighting challenges and opportunities. The Promise…
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According to Several European Governments eyesonproject Amsterdam, 11 june 2024– Global food systems must undergo tremendous and deep social, ecological and economic changes if the human rights charters want to be respected worldwide. Our global eyeson…project wants to encourage, throughout the world, the production of local agro ecological food, without climate impacts, equitable and participatory. We…
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eyesonbrasil Soil erosion is a critical environmental issue with far-reaching consequences. Let’s explore its impacts and effective measures for soil improvement and regeneration: 1. Impacts of Soil Erosion Soil erosion poses several challenges: 2. Measures for Soil Improvement and Regeneration To combat soil erosion and enhance soil health, consider the following strategies: Conclusion Soil regeneration…
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Social, economic, and environmental perspectives eyesonbrasil Agroecology is a holistic approach to agriculture that integrates ecological principles with social and economic considerations. It emphasizes sustainable practices, biodiversity, and resilience. In Brazil, agroecology has gained prominence due to its potential to address pressing challenges such as climate change, food security, and rural development. Agroecology Concepts Agroecology…
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eyesonbrasil A Tax Relief for Farmers Congresswoman Carla Zambelli’s proposal to exempt ICMS on domestic rice is a breath of hope for farmers in Rio Grande do Sul. By reducing the tax burden, it is hoped that producers will be able to invest more in their crops, improving the quality and quantity of production. This…
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