Technical Trip Agribusiness BRAZIL EXPERIENCE

Visit the fourth largest agricultural producer in the world with the best team

A unique opportunity to explore Brazilian agriculture, learning about production methods, cutting-edge technologies, and research while visiting large-scale farms—guided and supported by experienced local experts in the field.

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What will you see on the trip?

Personalized itinerary

The trip lasts approximately 10 days, covering Brazil’s South and Central-West regions—two of the country’s most important agricultural production areas

Infrastructure and machinery

Gain access to cutting-edge management technologies, advanced agricultural machinery, diverse grain production systems, ongoing research, and much more.

Experienced Brazilian guides

All guides on the trip are Brazilian professionals with extensive agricultural experience in both Brazil and the United States, combining their expertise to provide a rich and immersive learning experience.

Get to know the details of Brazilian agriculture in practice

Why get to know Brazilian agriculture?

The USA and Brazil totaled US$ 1.4 trillion in agricultural production in 2023, corresponding to the third and fourth largest production in the world, respectively.

A unique opportunity to engage directly with large-scale landowners, access data from the world’s fourth-largest agricultural producer—and first in soybean production—compare challenges and opportunities with the U.S. context, and gain valuable insights into Brazil’s agricultural production dynamics.

Explore specialty coffee production and visit major cotton, corn, and soybean producers in Brazil’s Midwest region. The itinerary also includes a visit to the headquarters of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa), the Itaipu Binacional hydroelectric plant, the breathtaking Iguaçu Falls, and the renowned Bird Park focused on avian conservation in Paraná. In Rio Grande do Sul, participants will have the opportunity to visit a renewable energy company, learn from leaders in grass-fed cattle production and crop-livestock integration systems, and gain insights into soybean farming and the development of agricultural biodefense solutions, inoculants, and natural fertilizers based on microorganisms. 

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  • 10 to 16 days of travel through the main Brazilian agricultural centers
  • 15 to 35 people group
  • Opportunity for TECHNICAL visits, tourism and cultural sites
  • Direct practical experience with producers on their properties
  • Contact with the main experts in Brazil
  • Let us know what you want to see in Brazil?

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See the experience of those who have already traveled with us

Suzanne Nolen Larson

Raymond Glen Flickner

Mark David Stadtlander

Kent Alan Ott

Jill Ann Zimmerman

Gary Dean Fike

Agent at K-State Research and Extension

Carolyn Ann Harms

Aaron William Harries

Rodrigo Werle

Julie K

Eric B

Paul e JoAnn

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FAQ

American citizens need a valid passport to enter Brazil. The passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the country. Brazil also requires a return ticket or proof of onward travel, and,in some cases, proof of accommodation or a travel itinerary may be requested by immigration.

Starting April 25, 2025, American citizens will need a visa to enter Brazil for tourism, business, transit, or cultural and sporting activities. The visa application can be completed online through the e-visa system
or directly at the nearest Brazilian consulate.

While no vaccine is required for entry into Brazil, the yellow fever vaccine is highly recommended,
especially for visitors traveling to rural areas or regions where the virus may be present (such as parts of
the Amazon, Pantanal, and the Central-West and North regions).
Other recommended vaccines for international visitors include hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and tetanus-
diphtheria (if the last dose was over 10 years ago).

We offer fully customized packages based on the travel group’s preferences, with destinations focused
on Brazilian agriculture as well as popular tourist regions.

For international round-trip flights, we have a partnership with an American company that sells them. As for domestic flights within Brazil, these are included in the travel package.

The packages include everything needed during the trip, including accommodation, meals,
transportation, tours, tickets, and all items outlined in the itinerary provided to travelers.

Yes, our packages are fully customizable. We provide itinerary suggestions that can be modified by the
group.

The average group size is between 15 to 35 people.

Yes, our itinerary includes educational activities such as lectures, discussions with agricultural experts, and visits to renowned educational institutions. CCA credits are possible. 

Hotel reservations are made by our team and shared with travelers before the start of the trip.

Yes, both ground and air transportation are included.

Yes, we have highly qualified guides who are fluent in English.

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Who is Agro Connection?

Connecting people with a passion for advancing agricultural knowledge and innovation

Agro Connection is an international initiative dedicated to advancing agricultural knowledge by connecting individuals across borders. It fosters exchanges between students from different countries, promotes educational trips and research programs, and creates meaningful opportunities for students and professionals in the agricultural sector.