The heavy rains that fell on southern Brazil pose a significant challenge to the agricultural sector, which is a major driver of both local and national economies. These adverse weather conditions have led to flooding of fields and disruption of production, threatening the productivity of key crops such as soybeans and rice. Additionally, the floods have impacted the infrastructure of the agricultural sector, including roads and warehouses, hindering access to farms and agricultural areas. Given Brazil’s importance as a leading global producer of soybeans, these challenges are a cause for serious concern, as they are expected to affect global supplies of these crops and have ripple effects on global markets. Therefore, urgent government action is needed to support affected farmers and provide protection to the agricultural sector to overcome these difficult conditions and safeguard the national economy.