“Nem o clima nos quebra mais”: como a regeneração do solo mudou a produtividade

In this segment from episode 348 of the Mundo Agro Podcast, Professor Rogério Coimbra talks with Maurício De Bortoli about soil regeneration, crop rotation, cover crops, and the recovery of good agricultural practices. The turning point came after difficult years of drought in Rio Grande do Sul, when it became clear that short-term agriculture was no longer sustainable for the production system. Points Covered Why change often comes through pain and climate challenges The great drought of 2005/2006 in Rio Grande do Sul as a turning point Agriculture is not a quick fix: it requires long-term planning The mistake of simplified agriculture based only on soybeans, corn, and chemical control Rescuing good no-till farming practices Use of cover crops in the interval between commercial crops Grasses, legumes, and cruciferous plants as part of the system's reconstruction Why 5 or 6 harvests are needed to see the first results After about 10 crops, the system begins to show more stability Mauricio's powerful phrase: "today, not even the climate can break us anymore" Resilience doesn't eliminate losses, but it helps the producer get through difficult years The challenge of implementing gradually, with planning and a long-term vision Did you like this segment? Leave a like, subscribe to the channel, and share with other agriculture enthusiasts! The full episode is available here on YouTube or on podcast platforms. Follow Professor Rogério on social media: Instagram: @rogerioacoimbra SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS TO RECEIVE ALERTS FOR UPCOMING EPISODES AND VIDEOS. FOLLOW and LISTEN TO THE MUNDO AGRO PODCAST ON OTHER PLATFORMS: Instagram:   / mundoagropodcast   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00RQsEO… YouTube:    / @mundoagropodcast   MUNDO AGRO PODCAST EMAIL AND MEDIA KIT: [email protected] #MundoAgroPodcast #ResilientSoil #CoverCrops #No-TillFarming #AgroBrasil