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You ain't seen nothing yet: Brazil is currently using only 16% of its arable land. It has 65 million hectares in use of a total of 394 million (http://www.vinia
by forinti 16y ago
You ain't seen nothing yet: Brazil is currently using only 16% of its arable land. It has 65 million hectares in use of a total of 394 million (http://www.viniart.com.br/lucioWhybrasil/whyBrasil.aspx?m=2&p=5&v=0 http://www.viniart.com.br/lucioWhybrasil/whyBrasil.aspx?m=2&...).
Things started to get really interesting when Brazilian farmers stopped using european methods, thanks to research at Embrapa (http://www.embrapa.br/ http://www.embrapa.br/).
- eru 16y agoYes. I have to find out how no-till agriculture works. (See e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-till_farming http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-till_farming)