Campaigns

The Climate Journey was an initiative of Embrapa, the Brazilian government, and partners for COP30, with the goal of expanding society's knowledge about climate and promoting Brazilian technologies, research, and knowledge that contribute both to the adaptation of agriculture and to the mitigation and control of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, fostering competitiveness and guaranteeing food and nutritional security.

This is the beginning of a new stage of our activities. Here you will find some of the challenges that will mobilize our efforts in the next 50 years. You can also learn about innovations and new technologies that will soon be part of our everyday lives. A result of joint work with many partners that you can check out now!

Bird flu is considered a high-risk disease for poultry, which entails sanitary barriers for the trade of poultry products in the domestic and foreign markets, with enormous economic losses. Check the most updated information that our researchers organized. 

Embrapa's FertBrasil Caravan is setting out to visit the country's main agricultural regions, and showcase technologies and knowledge to increase efficiency in the use of fertilizers, with a focus on sustainable soil management and improved productivity.

Information produced by Embrapa to fight the coronavirus pandemic in rural areas.

Check Embrapa's activities that relate to each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Check information on how to control leafhoppers, which are the main vectors of mollicutes, bacteria that cause corn stunting.

From the farm to the table, there is Science supporting the production, transformation and distribution of Brazilian meat. Check Embrapa's activities in meat quality, health, traceability, safety, and animal welfare.

Check agricultural research innovations that have contributed to transforming the fields, the markets and consumers' tables.

Reclamation strategies, previous experiences, suggested native plant species, technological solutions, and agricultural best practices.

Check measures to fight Aedes aegypti in rural zones.