The initiative, which was born in 2008, is the result of the commitment of professionals seeking to increase soybean productivity by encouraging this representative production chain with the objective of creating a national and regional environment that encourages soybeans and technical consultants to challenge their knowledge and encourage the development of innovative cultivation practices that make it possible to extract the maximum potential of the crop, with sustainability and profitability.
 

CESB is a non-profit organization formed by professionals and researchers from diverse areas who have come together to work strategically and use the knowledge acquired in their respective careers in favor of national soybeans.
 

CESB is qualified as a Public Interest Civil Society Organization (OSCIP), a private non-profit legal entity, aimed at achieving social objectives and has the need to be accountable, under the terms of Law No. 9,790, of 23 March 1999, according to a decision issued by the Ministry of Justice, published in the Official Gazette of December 4, 2009.
 

Our main product is the Maximum Productivity Challenge, which since 2008 has counted on hundreds of participants that aim to achieve the goal of more than 80 bags per hectare. All knowledge and techniques acquired at the time of these years of challenge by the Committee are shared with the producers. The result of this work is to surpass the margin of 141 bags per hectare, with sustainability and viability, revealing a new scenario where it is possible to produce more in the same space.