Nem avestruz come macaúba_ mas vira biodiesel que ajuda pequenos produtores

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Descubra a surpreendente relação entre a macaúba e o futuro do Brasil! Uma planta subestimada, que muitos consideram inservível, é na verdade a chave para transformar a vida de pequenos produtores rurais. Neste relato fascinante, é destacada a oportunidade incrível que a macaúba oferece na produção de biodiesel, permitindo que aqueles que antes enfrentavam dificuldades agora tenham um meio de sustento garantido.   A reflexão sobre o potencial do país e a importância de lutar por um futuro melhor é tocante e inspiradora. Este é um chamado para valorizar as capacidades locais e reimaginar como as soluções sustentáveis podem mudar realidades. Vamos celebrar a força do brasileiro e a criatividade que vem da necessidade.   As palavras motivadoras nos lembram que cada pequeno passo conta na construção de um Brasil mais justo e próspero. Não deixe de compartilhar essas ideias que podem transformar a perspectiva de tantos! 🌱✊  #Macaúba #Biodiesel #PequenosProdutores #Sustentabilidade #Inovação #Agronegócio #Brasil #Mudança #Empoderamento #EcoFriendly #MeioAmbiente #AgriculturaSustentável

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00:00I can't, I'll try. I didn't know what Macaúba was for.

00:05I didn't know about Macaúba. What is it good for?

00:10A fruit that nobody eats.

00:13Not even an ostrich can eat a lump like that.

00:16No one can eat, you know?

00:18It is not suitable for making pinga.

00:20Then he went to Macaúba.

00:22Then it seems like you invent something called biodiesel.

00:29I want to see him in aviation.

00:32And the Europeans won't say that we're taking food to make buses.

00:38No, man. We're using Macaúba.

00:41And 20% of those who will plant are small rural producers

00:45that they leave in this city, in this country, and they will receive a salary.

00:51And when the plant does not give the first harvest,

00:54they will receive a prolaboratory.

00:57Turn what a fancy prolabório.

01:00I don't know what it is, but I think it's a bit of a salary too.

01:05So, people, this is the country we have to build.

01:08We have to get up every single day.

01:11Thanking God for getting up.

01:14And we try to do something more than we did the day before.

01:20Otherwise things won't work out.

01:23And I didn't come back to be president of this country to make mistakes.

01:28I want to prove once again to the Brazilian elite that if they couldn't fix Brazil in 400 years,

01:36the metalworker will fix this country once again.

01:40Using the strength, the competence, you know, of all of you Brazilians.

01:46Because you are the reason things go wrong.

01:50It's your dedication.

01:52It is the entrepreneur's investment capacity.

01:55But it is the government's ability to be the inducer so that things can happen.

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