“…(Bozzo & Figueiredo, 2018, p. 88) Rural areas in Brazil are characterized by great inequality with predominance of largescale monocultures. In this context, social programs of agrarian reform (establishing settlement projects) aim to ensure access to land for small farmers, promoting social justice, improving the living conditions of populations and strengthening family farming (Miranda & Carmo, 2009;Herrera, Sabatino, Jaimes, & Saura, 2017;Farias, Beltrão, Santos, & Cordeiro, 2018). In addition to reducing inequality, the search for "more sustainable agriculture" must balance its productive, economic, ecological, and social functions, and design new landscapes, that contain more friendly agroecosystems, socially and environmentally (Landis, 2017).…”