November 4, 2026A Bilingual Newspaper
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Learn More About Brazilian Agriculture on a Rural Tour

Specialized rural tours take business travelers to Brazil’s agricultural territories to learn about the success of Brazilian agriculture. From the Coopavel Show Rural in Cascavel to Expo Londrina, all rural tours can be customized to include research centers, agricultural cooperatives, farms in Argentina, or even coffee plantations in Colombia.Travel through the interior of Brazil, stopping, for example, in Tibagi, the largest municipality in the state of Paraná and an agricultural powerhouse. Visit small and medium-scale farms scattered throughout the region and walk alongside expert agriculture guides to learn about the modern technologies and machinery used in Brazil. Technological advancements have contributed to overall success despite challenging weather conditions.

Continue to Londrina, another region in the state of Paraná with an economic emphasis on the agricultural industry. Visit Embrapa Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation to study soil and soybean varieties. Learn how Embrapa develops cultivars that withstand Brazil’s intense tropical climates. Continue to IAPAR, the Agronomic Institute of Paraná, and take a tour of the facilities with an expert guide. By the end of this tour, travelers will have a new understanding of the interior of Brazil & its agricultural power.

Learn about the “Agroforestry,” as some call it, the practice of planting trees and forest areas in a particular way so that the land thrives with its ecological and economic benefits. Hike through the agroforestry region, stop at the organic garden, bamboo plantation, and juçara palm planting sites, and learn about the sustainable alternatives used on the farm, along with the flora and fauna of the Serra da Bocaina National Park.

The options are endless. Brazil’s rich agricultural system is an example for the world.


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