Center for Agribusiness Studies
Research and innovation to boost Brazilian agribusiness
Connecting Agriculture to the Future
The Center for Agribusiness Studies (Ceag) connects science, the market, and society to create and disseminate practical and innovative solutions in the agricultural sector. Focused on balancing economic growth and sustainability, our work strengthens national agribusiness through applied research, technology, and the integration of strategic stakeholders.
Main Activities:
- Applied Research Programs
- Workshops, seminars, and webinars with agribusiness experts
- Real field cases and management fisheries clinics
- Technical publications and reports for decision-making
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Observatory of the Land Saving Effect
Data and analysis on sustainable agricultural productivity
The Land-Saving Effect Observatory is an interactive platform that gathers unprecedented data on land use efficiency in agribusiness, allowing for the comparison of Brazilian states and countries in terms of agricultural productivity for various crops.
By accessing the dashboard, you will be able to:
- Explore rankings of states and countries, understanding which ones stand out most in efficiency;
- Visualize the LSE (Land-Saving Effect) indicator, which shows how different regions produce more with less land;
- Consult methodological notes that explain the criteria and calculations used;
- Get a strategic view on the impact of innovation, technology, and sustainability in the field.
Fill out the form on the side to get free access to the complete data.
Publications
Conjuncture Analyses
Brazil’s Coffee Export Market: Overview and Outlook
Amid record exports and the impact of the U.S. tariff, Brazilian coffee faces immediate challenges and is repositioning its strategies in the global market.
Isabela Romanha de Alcantara | Ricardo Harbs
2025: a year of opportunities for Brazilian agribusiness
Brazilian agribusiness begins 2025 in a challenging scenario, but full of opportunities.
Ricardo Harbs | Isabela Romanha de Alcantara
Team
Executive Board
Researchers
Isabela Romanha de Alcantara
Coordinator
Doctor in Sciences (Applied Economics) from ESALQ/USP. Master's degree in Regional Development and Agribusiness from UNIOESTE. Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from UNIPAR. Advisor and Examiner (exams) in a postgraduate specialization course (Lato Sensu) at ESALQ/USP.
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