
Fires hit corn and sugarcane plantations in Goiás, destroying areas ready for harvest and causing losses of up to R$2.5 million on one property, as reported by Jornal Nacional.
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Fires hit corn and sugarcane plantations in Goiás, destroying areas that were ready for harvest.
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BRL 5,388
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BRL 5,904
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BRL 6,152
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BRL 5,181
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Tourism Dollar
BRL 5,388
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Euro Tourism
BRL 6,152
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Fire destroys crops in Goiás and leaves producers with millionaire losses
Fires hit corn and sugarcane plantations and destroyed areas that were ready for harvest; in one property, losses reach R$2.5 million.
By Jornal Nacional

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