Primavera do Leste, Brazil, true color
<p>Date: 2017-07-13
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</p><p>Info: A movement to replace genetically modified (GM) soybeans with conventional seeds gained traction in Brazil’s largest soy producing state of Mato Grosso as farmers anticipated growing demand from Asia and Europe. Brazil was an early adopter of transgenic crops and more than 96 percent of its soy harvest is of GM varieties, which helped transform the country into the world’s largest soy exporter. Record-large crops were harvested in 2017 in Brazil.
</p><p>The changes through the growing season are creating breath-taking images influenced by the colours and shapes of the fields.
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Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data [2017], processed by Sentinel Hub
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