Agro
INTA fired a scientist for ‘irregularities.’ Colleagues say it was her findings
This piece was co-written by Marina Peña and Juan Pérgola Scientist Virginia Aparicio was dismissed in late October from Argentina’s National Institute of...
Buenos Aires Herald4 Mins read
An unusual October boom: Agricultural exports reach 25-year high
Exports of raw materials are the main engine of Argentina’s economy under Javier Milei’s administration. While the oil and gas and mining sectors...
Juan Marcos Pollio2 Mins read
Chicken overtakes beef as Argentina’s most consumed meat
For the first time in history, chicken has displaced beef as the meat most consumed by Argentines. According to the most recent available...
Buenos Aires Herald2 Mins read
Supreme Court ruling lifts limits on foreign land ownership
Argentina’s Supreme Court overturned a lower-court ruling on Tuesday that had blocked an article included in President Javier Milei’s 2023 mega decree that...
Buenos Aires Herald2 Mins read
Argentina is experiencing an export boom. How much are provinces benefitting?
Argentina’s economy is currently a two-faced creature. While exports linked to oil, agriculture, and mining are seeing record numbers, real economy sectors like...
Juan Marcos Pollio3 Mins read
Good news for Milei: Argentine agro-industry projects new record for 2027
President Javier Milei received some good news looking ahead to 2027, as initial estimates from the agricultural sector point to a new record...
Juan Marcos Pollio2 Mins read
Export boom not enough to offset industry, commerce drop
Thanks to the surge in oil, mining and agricultural commodity prices, Argentina currently enjoys its strongest terms of trade in its history. This...
Juan Marcos Pollio2 Mins read
Can Vaca Muerta solve a historic problem of Argentine agriculture?
It is well known that the rapid growth of Vaca Muerta is positioning the field to become a central economic engine for Argentina....
Juan Marcos Pollio2 Mins read
