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Assessing climate risk and adaptive strategies for forage production in Brazilian pasture-based livestock under future climate scenarios

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  • Brunetti, H.B.
  • Fattori Junior, I.M.
  • Dias, T.S.S.
  • de Melo, M.L.A.
  • Santos, P.M.
  • Pezzopane, J.R.M.
  • Boote, K.J.
  • Marin, F.R.

Abstract

Brazil hosts the world's largest commercial cattle herd, primarily raised in pasture-based systems that occupy around 164 million ha. Increasing beef production while minimizing environmental impacts is essential. Although climate change is expected to significantly affect global crop yields, comprehensive assessments of its impacts on forage production in Brazil remain scarce.

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  • Brunetti, H.B. & Fattori Junior, I.M. & Dias, T.S.S. & de Melo, M.L.A. & Santos, P.M. & Pezzopane, J.R.M. & Boote, K.J. & Marin, F.R., 2026. "Assessing climate risk and adaptive strategies for forage production in Brazilian pasture-based livestock under future climate scenarios," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 233(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:agisys:v:233:y:2026:i:c:s0308521x25003555
    DOI: 10.1016/j.agsy.2025.104615
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