The goal is to help Brazilian farmers training in the correct use of pesticides, thus avoiding environmental damage and contamination of food.

1. Arysta LifeScience partnership training Brazilian farmers for proper use of
agrochemicals
Summary：The goal is to help Brazilian farmers training in the correct use of pesticides, thus
avoiding environmental damage and contamination of food.
Tag：Culture, partnership, Soybean, Production, Supply, Factors
Apply Well Program, developed by the partnership of Arysta LifeScience and the Agronomic
Institute of Campinas, achieved the milestone of 30,000 people trained and 800 farms visited
in 2012.
The program performs a roaming training and assistance to farmers throughout Brazil and has
been present in 20 Brazilian states. The goal is to help Brazilian farmers training in the correct
use of pesticides, thus avoiding environmental damage and contamination of food.
With the success of two units of training furniture, called Tech Furniture, which are laboratories
mounted in vans that carry out more than 300 activities per year throughout the Brazilian
territory, Apply Well Program won the 3rd training unit to begin activities in 2013.
Besides professional training, the program also evaluates sprayers, collecting data on the
status of the equipment, which enables Apply Well Program to launch a database with
unprecedented information about the quality of sprayers in Brazil.
On Feb. 8, 2013, the Mato Grosso Soybean and Cron Producers Association (Aprosoja)
announced that about 28.5% of the area planted with soybean has been harvested in Mato
Grosso do Sul and the soybean harvest in the 2012/13 season will end by March 15, 2013.
According to the data from the the National Supply Company (Conab), Mato Grosso do Sul
planted a total of 2.017 million ha. of soybean in the season of 2012/13, which is 11.1%
greater than 1.815 million ha. in the same period of 2011/12. In addition, thanks to the
favorable weather condition in this state, it's expected that the production of soybean will
witness a significant growth of 30.7%, increasing from 4.628 million tonnes in 2011/12 to 6.051
million tonnes in 2012/13.
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