With Law No. 15.526/2026 now in effect, Pedro Loyola, from FGV Agro, explains why the scope of protection has shrunk, what is changing, and what still awaits further regulation. Also, learn how rural insurance works.
A PhD in behavioral economics, researcher on meat consumption, and host of podcasts about agribusiness, Lívia connects nutrition, sustainability, and consumer behavior.
A psychologist and retired professor, she broke the cycle of the “secondary figure” to lead a productive and sustainable revolution at Fazenda São José, in Goiás.
An agronomist, fourth-generation cattle rancher, and president of the National Commission of Women in Agribusiness at CNA, Stéphanie works to strengthen the presence of women in management, technical roles, and decision-making spaces within the sector.
A specialist in transplants and former president of the Brazilian Association for Organ Transplantation (ABTO), she built her career in a historically male-dominated environment. Today, she works to expand access to science, advocating that girls can occupy any space.
From family succession to institutional leadership, from science to evidence-based communication, women are expanding their strategic presence in cattle ranching and helping to build a more sustainable, technical, and representative agribusiness sector.
