Brazil Farmers Profit from the Caos A consequence of economic stress in Brazil, Latin America’s biggest country is a weak currency that has turbo-charged export revenue for everything from soybeans to beef to coffee. Even as global surpluses spark a commodity slump, the drop in the Brazilian real against the dollar is so steep that farmers still come out ahead. Agriculture revenue will rise to a sixth straight annual record this year and grow again in 2016, the government predicts. “That’s the only part…