Brazilian agriculture accelerates AI and regenerative technology adoption

Brazilian agribusiness is increasingly turning to advanced technologies to boost productivity while preserving the environment. Precision farming tools such as automated steering and smart spray systems reduce soil compaction, fuel use and input waste, supporting the goals of regenerative agriculture. Connections between data generated by equipment and farm management enable real‑time decisions that improve yields and sustainability.

The 44th Paulista Phytopathology Congress in Botucatu will highlight these trends, featuring sessions on artificial intelligence for disease management, biological control, and regenerative farming practices. Experts will discuss major challenges such as maize ear rots and citrus greening, and present new bioproducts and AI‑driven monitoring tools aimed at protecting crops and enhancing resilience against climate change.