RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to the Minister, the Brazilian goal is to extend low carbon emission technologies to an additional 72 million hectares of arable land by 2030 without the need for converting new areas for production activities.
By doing so, the forecast is that the emission of over 1 billion tons of carbon (CO²) equivalent will be mitigated.
"The transforming potential of low carbon farming is tremendous. We want to share this experience with countries with similar realities. Only by sharing best practices with all producers will we be able to reap the positive impacts that food, fiber . . .
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