Brazil Crop Insurance - 2

Big Challenges Ahead for Brazil Crop Insurance

Antonio Galvan surveys his corn crop in northern Mato Grosso, which he doesn't think is worth insuring. (DTN photo by Alastair Stewart)
Antonio Galvan surveys his corn crop in northern Mato Grosso, which he doesn't think is worth insuring. (DTN photo by Alastair Stewart)
Brazil's government needs to show greater commitment to crop insurance, and find a way to attract Cerrado farmers, if the system is to become universal.

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