Análise integrada do fazer agricultura: o caso do assentamento Nova Vida – Canindé/CE

Abstract

Understanding Sustainable Rural Development, from a systemic perspective leads us to consider each rural community so unique and differentiated as each territory occupied by them is wrapped in a complicated tangle of systems (social, cultural, environmental, economic and political) that interact continuously and boost " to " agricultural and (re) producing social time and space of each farm family, leading to different levels of organization and use of natural resources. When we refer to the Brazilian Agrarian Reform Settlements, we have the inclusion of other elements that support the sustainability of farming systems, since the productive logic of settlers moving in the direction of diversification, as it is based on practices of self-sufficiency and work family, and each applies, depending on the resources available to it and the limits to produce what is, different ways of combining the available resources and can get different production systems in one location. From this understanding, this study aims at investigating how is the process of organization of production systems and its implications in the use of natural resources, focusing mainly on the soil quality of the Settlement New Life, City of Canindé - EC for both, will use part of the Diagnostic Methodology Analysis Agrarian Systems, where we can observe the relations between the various subsystems together and will be an assessment of soil productive areas of each family group identified, collecting composite samples and carrying out physical and chemical analysis of the material in the laboratory, so we can analyze the reproduction of soil fertility and the system itself. Thus, it is expected to get a board diagnostics that can support the development of projects and policies, based on the limits and potential of the Community.