Minas Gerais exports R$ 45.6 billion and reinforces the strategic strength of agribusiness.

In a sector marked by risks and family businesses, preserving the heritage built in the countryside demands planning far beyond the next harvest.

Agro World opens the gate for a reflection on the strength and challenges of the Brazilian agribusiness. In an article, lawyer and specialist in agribusiness estate planning Wallison Lima analyzes the sector's numbers and the risks faced by producers. More than moving billions, the countryside also builds fortunes, families, and businesses that need to be protected and planned for the future. "The agribusiness of Minas Gerais moved R$ 45.6 billion in exports in the first half of 2026. More than a significant number, the result reveals the strength of a sector that remains among the main drivers of the Brazilian economy, even in the face of a scenario marked by climatic challenges, price fluctuations, rising costs, and uncertainties that directly impact producers. As a lawyer and specialist in estate planning focused on agribusiness, I closely follow the reality of rural producers and companies that make the Brazilian countryside work. Therefore, I believe that numbers like those ...