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We’ve Changed Our Ways…

but you’ll still get great free stuff from cropspotters.com!

Response to the beta version of Cropspotters.com has been outstanding—you’ve told us you like getting the latest news from the farmer’s point of view: information you’re not likely to get unless you fly to South America and sit down at a table with producers. Find out More about the benefits of subscribing to CropSpotters.com - or Start your FREE TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION NOW (No credit card required).

So your access to nearly all of the Cropspotters reports stays free.

• And you’ll also still get invited guest commentary—from movers and shakers like farmer/senator Gilberto Goellner; Sugarcane Association head Marcos Jank; and best-selling historian Laurentino Gomes… free!
• And while the beta version only ran from November through April, Cropspotters.com’s South American ag information will be available year-round—again, free!
• And you can always follow our frequent Tweets, at BrazilAg… yep: also free.

But - by becoming a Subscriber - you can also get:

• Access to all the available CropSpotters reports, every week. Each season, the moguls at One CropSpotters Plaza select two or three 'Prime' CropSpotters, based on site visits, reader commentary, and other factors. While everybody gets access to most of the CropSpotter reports, only subscribers can see the 'Prime CropSpotters'.
• Guest commentary first. Why wait for two weeks for access to the most-useful opinions an agriculture from North America and South America? Get it firstest and fastest!
• Two-way communication. Want to know how Brazilian farmers are dealing with the weak dollar? How much a farmer pays for storage? What fungicide has worked best on his operation? Subscribers can ask! So open a dialogue with South America today! How a CropSpotter answers—and if he answers—is up to him… no sponsors are allowed to affect content at cropspotters.com.
• Weekly Ag News Roundup. Get news from the South American point of view each week, and read what the Brazilians and Argentines are reading. The weekly bulletin comes out 50 times per year, and covers ag information you won’t likely find anywhere else. And it’s presented with our take on what it means to you. Track ethanol and biodiesel prices in Brazil; find out where to see rust outbreaks on a map; See how the individual farmer reports fit into the big picture—the big picture from a South American angle!