Embrapa, or the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation, is a government agency in Brazil dedicated to agricultural research and development. Founded in 1973, its mission is to enhance the productivity and sustainability of Brazilian agriculture through innovative research and technology. Embrapa works on various agricultural sectors, including crops, livestock, and forestry. The organization collaborates with universities, research institutions, and farmers to develop solutions that address local and global agricultural challenges. By focusing on sustainable practices, Embrapa aims to improve food security and promote environmental conservation while supporting Brazil's role as a major agricultural producer.