Flying over the southern Brazilian coastline in 2014, Ning Gaoning saw the future. From his airplane window, the chairman of ...

Brazil and China signed a trade agreement and one of the items could have an impact on U.S. sorghum producers, David Murray ...

She also noticed the wide variety of agricultural products from different regions of China available in supermarkets. "One similarity between China and Brazil is that both countries focus on ...

Brazil’s calculated approach to the Belt and Road Initiative reflects the unique nature of Latin American politics.

Brazilian corn producers could see record corn productivity in their summer season following favorable weather in growing ...

Brazil stands to benefit from any U.S.-China trade conflict Tit-for tat tariff escalations on U.S. and Chinese imports during Trump’s first term in office were a boon for U.S. agriculture ...

Ideal weather conditions observed throughout Brazil have increased soybean yields and raised expectations of another bumper ...

It is not the agricultural market setup one might anticipate: speculators are ending the year long corn just after U.S.

Brazil, unequivocally, is scooping up the opportunity to boost its agricultural exports to China at the expense of the US. Brazil has been pursuing an independent and non-aligned foreign policy.