2020
DOI: 10.4000/confins.28077
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Quais as perspectivas da agricultura familiar em um contexto de expansão do agronegócio? Zoneamento participativo com representantes comunitários do Planalto Santareno

Abstract: A região do Planalto Santareno, constituída por áreas dos municípios de Santarém, Belterra e Mojuí dos Campos, estado do Pará, Brasil, tem emergido como caso emblemático da relação de conflito entre agronegócio e agricultura familiar. Neste artigo, apresentamos as formas de interação entre estes dois modelos produtivos, a partir dos resultados de Zoneamento Participativo da Agricultura Familiar no Planalto Santareno, realizado junto a atores locais como parte de um esforço de co-construção de um Observatório d… Show more

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“…Due to its location at the intersection between the Amazon River and the federal highway BR-163, the Santarém region has become, since the early 2000s, a strategic front for soybean monoculture expansion (SAUER, 2018). After the construction of a grain export port in 2003 by Cargill 7 , in less than 20 years, 80,000 hectares of monocultures (soy, corn, sorghum) were established, now representing 60% of the territory's non-forest areas (CORTES et al, 2020), as represented in figure 1. Violent conflicts arose, caused by land speculation and the progressive concentration of land, leading to the expropriation of traditional populations and family farmers who had been present in the territory for several generations, pressuring them to migrate from rural areas to urban centres (CÔRTES; D'ANTONA, 2016), even causing the extinction of entire communities (SAUER, 2018), see figure 2.…”
Section: Santarém a Front For Soy And Agrochemical Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to its location at the intersection between the Amazon River and the federal highway BR-163, the Santarém region has become, since the early 2000s, a strategic front for soybean monoculture expansion (SAUER, 2018). After the construction of a grain export port in 2003 by Cargill 7 , in less than 20 years, 80,000 hectares of monocultures (soy, corn, sorghum) were established, now representing 60% of the territory's non-forest areas (CORTES et al, 2020), as represented in figure 1. Violent conflicts arose, caused by land speculation and the progressive concentration of land, leading to the expropriation of traditional populations and family farmers who had been present in the territory for several generations, pressuring them to migrate from rural areas to urban centres (CÔRTES; D'ANTONA, 2016), even causing the extinction of entire communities (SAUER, 2018), see figure 2.…”
Section: Santarém a Front For Soy And Agrochemical Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on this method, a participatory zoning of the Santarem Plateau was carried out with community leaders from each municipality. The objective of this exercise was to characterize the diversity of situations of family farming communities surrounded by agribusiness farming (Cortes et al, 2020). This participatory mapping exercise was conducted to build a general view of the territorial dynamics of the past 20 years with the soy expansion, in particular to understand where communities had disappeared and where (and whether) some of them had stood firm.…”
Section: Zoning At the Territorial Level To Orient Data Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%