Once the engine of Argentina’s economy in the 19th and early 20th century, the beef-export industry later lagged behind large-scale grain production—particularly in recent decades, ......
New pesticide regulations are sparking disagreement in Brazil, with the government asserting they’ll make it clearer which agrochemicals are most acutely toxic and environmentalists saying ......
Placed alongside each other like puzzle pieces, a recent court ruling, a U.S. prohibition on imports from a Peruvian company and a new report provide ......
Bad weather and world economic downturns aren’t the only events that can put a damper on tourism on Mexico’s Caribbean coast. Sometimes, as this year ......
Going paperless,” an oft-stated aim in the digital era, would not seem to be the guiding principle for Uruguay’s export sector. Last year pulp was ......
In January of 2011, twenty-three residents of a Paraguayan settlement surrounded by large-scale soybean fields suffered symptoms of poisoning. The first to fall ill, a ......
Since Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro questioned the integrity of government deforestation data last month—then two weeks later fired the head of the agency that produces ......
Manuel Otero of Argentina directs the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), a unit of the Organization of American States (OAS) created in 1942 ......
