In this context, Soja Legal also guides producers on the mandatory training courses stipulated in the Regulatory Standards, indicating which training courses should be carried out, who can provide them, and how to keep the documentation up to date, ensuring greater safety for workers and peace of mind for the producer.<\/p>\n
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Within this process, the mandatory training courses stipulated in the Regulatory Standards (NRs) play a central role. For properties to maintain their operations in compliance with legislation and ensure the safety of workers and the environment, the mandatory training courses outlined in the NRs become essential.<\/p>\n
This is precisely where Soja Legal, through Aprosoja MT, simplifies the process: it indicates which training courses need to be up-to-date, guides document management, and helps producers qualify, considering the legal requirements applicable to each type of activity carried out on the property, making daily life in the field more organized and protected.<\/p>\n
Ediane de Miranda Castro Dalcin, a rural producer from the Nova Xavantina Nucleus and a member of the Soja Legal program, speaks about the importance of participating in a program that promotes continuous improvement, guiding producers on good practices and compliance. \u201cFor me, the program is very valuable because, by going through the Soja Legal evaluation, we remember things that we end up neglecting in our daily lives. We also stay updated on regulations and changes in legislation that sometimes go unnoticed and don't reach us,\u201d explains the producer.<\/p>\n
This ongoing support allows farms to move forward with more confidence and remain compliant with legal requirements and market demands. Farmer Ediane de Miranda Castro Dalcin emphasizes the program's role in her daily life. "The 'Soja Legal' program provides a summary of the main obligations that producers need to fulfill. Because there are many, but they highlight the main ones and provide more in-depth guidance, so that producers don't run a greater risk of being fined," she concludes.<\/p>\n
Nelio Piva, a rural producer from the Marcel\u00e2ndia Nucleus and member of the Soja Legal program, highlighted the importance of receiving clear guidance on which training the farm needs. \u201cWith this guidance, it becomes easier to organize and plan the training, ensuring nothing is left pending or overdue. This brings more security and peace of mind to all of us,\u201d he stated.<\/p>\n
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Regarding the clarity that the program provides for the producer, Nelio Piva adds: \u201cThe Legal Soybean program helps to better understand the requirements, showing in a practical way what is mandatory and what needs to be kept up to date. This facilitates compliance with the rules and helps the farm to work in a more organized way and within the law,\u201d he emphasizes.<\/p>\n
The Vice-President of Aprosoja MT for the western region, Gilson Antunes de Melo, explains how the "Legal Soy" program also strengthens the image of rural producers and their products. "A farm is a business and needs to be treated as such. So, when the producer does everything according to the rules, they are doing the right thing; they can walk away with their head held high and say: 'I am contributing to the environment, I am producing sustainably.' And when they sell their product, it has added value because it was produced within the standards required by all government agencies," he explains.<\/p>\n
For 2026, Aprosoja Mato Grosso aims to further strengthen and improve the program's performance, enhancing existing guidelines on the application of best practices within farms. This will provide producers with increasingly technical and structured support, helping farms remain aligned with legal requirements. "Aprosoja Mato Grosso wants to expand the reach of the 'Soja Legal' program, strengthening existing guidelines and bringing even more clarity and organization to the issues addressed on the farm. This way, more aspects can be adjusted to ensure the property is even more compliant and aligned with best sustainability practices," concludes Gilson Antunes de Melo.<\/p>\n
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In the Soja Legal program, training is understood as an essential investment for the sustainability of production and safety in the field. More than a legal requirement, it protects workers, gives peace of mind to the producer, and strengthens farm management. Therefore, in Soja Legal, training is not a cost. It's safety.<\/p>\n
To participate in the program, producers must contact the Producer Channel by phone at (65) 3027-8100. In this way, Aprosoja MT continues to consolidate sustainable, transparent production aligned with market demands, ensuring that producers move forward with security and reliability.<\/p>\n<\/article>\n<\/div>\n