Luis Vieira
Agricultural freelance reporter based in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Editor of AgroSouth-news.com
Argentina's Dry Weather Returns, Drops Soybean Estimate
In Argentina, the early planted crops are nearing the harvest season.
Argentina’s Soybean Planting Pace Is Slowest in History
The problem seen by experts is that there are still nearly 12.8 million acres to be planted, and 40% of this surface corresponds to northern Argentina.
Brazilians Are Now Making Ethanol With Soybeans
Other than just fuel, hydrous soybean-based ethanol can go into perfumes, cleaning materials, solvents, and paints.
Trump Hurting Trade To Mexico? Not Yet
After Trump's threats to the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mexico, a buyer of several other U.S. agricultural products, promised to seek aggressively other sources for agricultural products.
Global Meal Demand Seen Growing Further, USDA Oilseed Expert Says
Vietnam and Iran are also increasing their purchases of U.S. soybeans, this year.
Global Farmers Consider Oilseed Alternatives to Soybeans
Geographically, the safflower is limited to be planted in dry areas like California, the same happens in Argentina.