Emprego agrícola: cenários e tendências

Mattei, Lauro

doi:10.1590/s0103-40142015008500004

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“…Thus, despite having 50% of the country's agricultural employment, small farmers in this region must work to survive, that is, they live on subsistence agriculture. All of this shows why this region has the lowest rate of individual production in Brazil, as we can see in Fig. 3 [19]. And even though it has a large index of workers in rural areas as shown in Fig.…”

Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 73%

“…The Central-West region as well as the Northern region had in an extensive way the expansion of agricultural production, changing the family agriculture businesses into the modern and mechanized agriculture of the latifundia. This resulted in greater agricultural productivity in comparison with the other regions of the country as we can see in Tables I and II, but there was also a reduction in the number of workers in agriculture in these regions [19]. The industrialization of crops in the region increased the country's production indicators, but also had serious consequences for small producers and the entire region, bringing negative environmental impacts and increasing the population problem in the big cities due to the increase in rural exodus.…”

Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 91%

“…Crops such as sugar cane, coffee and oranges, that used to use a lot of manpower, today use a modern mechanized system which has been increasingly decreasing agricultural employment. Also linked to this region is one that has the least amount of farmers in family farming [19]. Agricultural production per capita is low in the Southeast, suggesting that the rural area would be responsible for production.…”

Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Geographical Indication as a Tool for Regional Development: An Opportunity for Small Farmers to Excel in the Market

Malacarne¹,

Nunes-Silva²,

De-Bortoli³

2019

IJSSH

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Agribusinesses engage in a form of production in which only the big producer benefits while family farming suffers from a scarcity of opportunities. Given this scenario, how can the family farmer successfully contribute to national agricultural production and not have to depend solely on subsistence farming? The objective of this study is to analyze the food production network in Brazil within each of its five geographic regions. This work is classified as applied research, as its purpose is to generate knowledge and practical applications in order to solve problems. In order to support this aim, this paper includes a bibliographical survey of the bases of public domain with documentary searches conducted at the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The results show that the data on food production in the five large Brazilian regions differs significantly and shows how the agrobusiness model, where only large landowners generate wealth, is harmful to small producers. Thus, it is concluded that one of the solutions for these small producers is to innovate and thereby give their products added value. The use of Geographical Indications would help to support these small producers in their efforts to thrive.

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Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 73%

Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Differences In Agrarian Development In Large Brazilian Regionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Geographical Indication as a Tool for Regional Development: An Opportunity for Small Farmers to Excel in the Market

Malacarne¹,

Nunes-Silva²,

De-Bortoli³

2019

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“…Male population (Figure 3), which corresponds to the predominant fraction of labor in agriculture (Mattei 2015), in the age range between 20 and 49 years (Table 2), it was identified with a low level of schooling (Table 3), was the highest victims of exogenous intoxication by pesticides in the period evaluated. These data corroborate with those obtained by Souza et al (2016) in Bahia, where between 2007 and 2011 there were 696 cases of poisoning by pesticides, of which men between 20 and 49 years of age, with low educational level were the main victims.…”

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Exageneous Intoxications in Alagoas: Pesticides Emphasis

Bomfim

Cavalcante

2019

G. Sci.

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In order to describe the cases of exogenous intoxication in the State of Alagoas, with emphasis on pesticides, a survey was conducted between the period 2007 and 2017, from the SINAN database, provided by the Alagoas State Health Department. They were recorded total of 28,314 cases of exogenous intoxication, wherein medicines (33.9%), food and beverages (11.3%) and pesticides (8.8%) were the main intoxicating agents. The year 2013, with 4,489 notifications, was those with the highest number of records. In relation to pesticides, 1,151 cases were reported, wherein the city of Arapiraca, with 246 records, led the ranking of notifications. Male population (73.7%), aged between 20 and 49 years (60.7%), with a low educational level (21.6%), who became intoxicated at their residence (39.7%), in sprayings (20.8%) of herbicide (28.5%), mainly 2,4D (60.8%), were the main circumstances. It was detected that 90% of the aggravations by pesticides presented cure without sequels, despite the registry of 28 deaths. This information shows that exogenous poisoning is a public health problem and that monitoring of records and on-site monitoring by health workers, investments in rural extension work, and technical assistance could significantly reduce the problem.

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“…Tal fato é uma constante em todo o País; as culturas com maior importância econômica são as que menos utilizam força de trabalho em . Distribuição de mão de obra nas principais culturas agrícolas no Brasil, 2014. Fonte: CNA/PNAD-IBGE (2016).…”

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Vulnerabilidade Territorial E Implicações Sócio-Espaciais Da Expansão Do Complexo Soja No Mato Grosso Do Sul

Faccin

2017

ESTGEO

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No presente artigo abordamos a situação de grande especialização produtiva no estado de Mato Grosso do Sul que compreende, em seu território, regiões profundamente ligadas à sojicultura. Com foco nessa atividade agrícola moderna, ressaltamos aspectos que consideramos fatores de vulnerabilidade territorial. A produção agrícola sul-mato-grossense é pouco diversificada e quase que totalmente voltada à exportação; assim, compreendemos que tal situação gera implicações no âmbito econômico, social e ambiental do estado. Pontuamos alguns aspectos relevantes e entendemos que um planejamento ordenado pela esfera pública poderia integrar diversos usos, trazendo também benefícios para a população sul-mato-grossense, cuja totalidade compreende diversas etnias indígenas, violentamente oprimidas e dizimadas, com sua cultura tendo cada vez menos espaço em uma economia baseada quase que totalmente no agronegócio.

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Emprego agrícola: cenários e tendências

Cited by 25 publications

References 2 publications

Geographical Indication as a Tool for Regional Development: An Opportunity for Small Farmers to Excel in the Market

Geographical Indication as a Tool for Regional Development: An Opportunity for Small Farmers to Excel in the Market

Exageneous Intoxications in Alagoas: Pesticides Emphasis

Vulnerabilidade Territorial E Implicações Sócio-Espaciais Da Expansão Do Complexo Soja No Mato Grosso Do Sul

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