The situation is related to the La Niña phenomenon, which reduces rainfall and raises temperatures in southern Brazil. The impact of the drought goes beyond crops: Rio Grande do Sul is the third largest grain producer in the country, and the losses could affect both exports and the prices of grain-based foods, contributing to inflationary pressures.
To discuss the impacts of drought on the agricultural sector and the strategies that can be adopted in this scenario, I suggest Felipe Jordy , intelligence and strategy coordinator at Biond Agro . The company is a reference in strategic intelligence and grain marketing management, with over 25 years in the market.