AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoClimate Risk in Central America: Guatemala warns El Niño could hit 18 of 22 departments, with an 88% probability of impact and rainfall deficits up to 300 mm threatening corn and beans in the Dry Corridor. Wildlife and Farming in Honduras: In eastern Honduras, camera traps helped clear Baird’s tapir of most cassava-field blame, showing how tech can reduce retaliatory hunting while protecting an endangered species. Market Watch—Argentina Wheat: Argentine wheat sales are slow—only 2 million tons sold so far—after forward prices fell, leaving many tons without fixed prices and raising export-stockpile concerns. Brazil Livestock Exports: Brazil beef exports rose 15.5% in H1 2026 to a record 1.7m tonnes, led by China. Food Safety/Infant Nutrition: A systematic review found pesticide residues in infant formula across 22 of 26 studies, raising broader concerns about multiple contaminants. Urban Agriculture—Brazilian Roots in the U.S.: Memphis startup VINE Foods is turning vacant lots into high-tunnel tomato production, selling locally to nearby grocery stores. Cattle Health Alert (Texas): New World screwworm has been detected in Texas, prompting expanded surveillance, movement restrictions, and sterile-fly releases.
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