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Brazil festivals, rodeos and community services

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The Global Agribusiness Festival (GAFFFF) in Sorriso ran 23‑26 July, pairing a trade fair of 200+ brands with a Professional Bull Riders Grand Rodeo offering a historic R$500 000 prize pool, free concerts and a SEBRAE stand for small producers. Municipal investment exceeded R$12 million and a forum gathered governors from all 27 states to discuss agritech. Earlier in June, Rondonópolis hosted a free Week of the Horse and Rodeo (3‑6 June) with cash prizes up to R$44 000 and a municipal “We Love Rondonópolis” R$100 000 commerce‑boost campaign. Sorocaba continued its community‑service push: Caravana Cultural caravans in June and July brought circus shows, health and veterinary booths, and a Procon mobile; the “Médico na Praça” clinic expanded its schedule in early July and August; a week‑long mobile outreach (27‑31 July) added veterinary, medical and consumer‑rights units; and a dedicated Mobile Veterinary Clinic operated 20‑24 July for low‑income families. In August, Sorocaba’s municipal consumer‑protection agency (Procon) scheduled a mobile unit for the central district on 10, 12 and 14 August, offering on‑the‑spot complaint filing, debt‑assistance guidance and negotiations at Praça Coronel Fernando Prestes and the São Paulo Terminal. The Secretariat of Environment, Protection and Animal Welfare (SEMA) and NGO Conecta Pet organized a dog‑adoption fair on 8 August at the Carrefour Sônia Maria store, promoting vaccinated, neutered and micro‑chipped municipal dogs. From 10‑14 August a free mobile veterinary clinic operated in Parque São Bento, providing preventive care for dogs and cats of families registered in CadÚnico with incomes up to two minimum wages. Barretos’ 71st Festa do Peão (20‑30 August) featured a R$1.5 million prize pool, a queen‑selection contest and over 35 concerts, including Ruan & Leandro. Cruzeiro do Sul’s Festival da Farinha (26‑29 August) added national singers, a coffee space for producers and an entrepreneurship fair. The agricultural aviation congress AvAg 2026 will convene in Goianápolis (18‑20 August) showcasing drones and precision‑spraying equipment. Brazilian riders earned record prizes at the Sorriso PBR rodeo and competed in European show‑jumping events.

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