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Moringa Agriculture in Brazil – Arthur Begliomini

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Celebrate Moringa – Day 15

There is much to celebrate moringa for in Brazil!

Meet Arthur Begliomini, agronomist, businessman, rural producer and researcher.

A leader in the moringa field, he has been very successful in the dense cropping of moringa, the largest in Brazil.

He is also seeing wonderful results in his livestock that are being fed moringa.

Check out the horse video below. What a magnificent animal! Moringa is included in its diet.

“Together we will end malnutrition in the world.”

Hello my friends, I am Arthur Begliomini from Brazil.

I have a background as an agronomist, a businessman, a rural producer, and a researcher. I operate with import and export of spices, natural products, and innovative technologies aimed at the soil with commercial relations in more than 40 countries.

My Moringa Involvement

  • I have been producing moringa for over 3 years now, and have the largest dense crop in Brazil, with more than 1 million plants.
  • I connect with more than 10 countries experiencing the different customs related to Moringa.
  • I have relationships with the most serious institutions in the world that research and develop Moringa.
  • I am the Organizer of the 2023 Moringa International Symposium to be held in Brazil with confirmed participation from more than 33 countries.
  • I am the national president of the Moringa Do Brasil Association.

Moringa in Agriculture

Firstly, let me show you how moringa is good for your animals. Take a look and see how good it is for my horses.

WATCH THIS VIDEO ON FACEBOOK

How I can help you:

Knowing the difficulties faced with the high prices of food and fertilizers in your region, I want to show you that it is possible to produce cheap food with greater nutritional power than soya and maize, that is, all in one plant. I invite you and your producer friends to learn about this innovation in Brazil, in a 100% online and free lecture on December 19 at 19

Arthur Begliomini – Producer, agronomist engineer, soil and moringa specialist

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+55 61-99999-0031

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