Vol. 21 No. 3 (2016): Agricultura Familiar: processos e práticas - Parte 2

Set/dez. 2016 . Publicado em 10/10/2016.

Published: 2016-09-10

Páginas iniciais

Editores - Parte 2

Rogério Leandro Lima da Silveira, Angela Cristina Trevisan Felippi

1-5
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Editorial

Editoras convidadas - Cidonea Machado Deponti e Erica Karnopp

Cidonea Machado Deponti, Erica Karnopp

6-10
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Articles

Presence and potentials of Family Farming in Latin America and the Caribbean

Sergio Schneider

11-33
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Will Family Farming disappear when faced with capitalist determinations or will it (re)create itself?

Sirlei Antoninha Kroth Gaspareto, Erica Karnopp, Cidonea Machado Deponti

34-48
- ARTIGO (Português (Brasil))
Mapping rural web development of the family livestock in centre south region of Rio Grande do Sul

Marcelo Porto Nicola, Flávia Charão Marques

49-74
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Family Farming in Argentina: between the consensus, coercion, inclusion and subordination

Fernando González

75-96
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Impact of Agricultural Policies in Family Farming Marketing of Southern State Tocantins

Edwin Alexis Artunduaga Segura, Waldecy Rodrigues, Cristian Arnoldo Ramirez Castrillon

97-120
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Family Farm, public policies and citizenship: connections built from the operation of the Program National School Feeding

Danielle Wagner Silva, Ivaldo Gehlen, Glauco Schultz

121-145
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Farming styles and reproductive strategies in social Settlement of Hope Conquest, Municipality of Tupanciretã - RS

Alisson Vicente Zarnott, Eduardo Miotto Flech, Pedro Selvino Neumann

146-164
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Between paths and life strategies: the importance of the Programa Nacional de Crédito Fundiário on Access to Land by rural youth in the State of Espírito Santo

Celia Jaqueline Sanz Rodriguez, Marcelo Antonio Conterato

165-182
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Rural Family Agro-Industries: advantages and disadvantages of legalization

Denise Medianeira Mariotti Fernandes, Bruna da Silva Engel

183-214
- ARTIGO (Português (Brasil))
Analysis of income strategies of family farmers of Itapejara D’ Oeste - PR

Ana Paula Schevinski Villwock, Miguel Angelo Perondi

215-238
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The characterization of the family farmers who grow tobacco in the Territory of South-Central/RS

Décio Souza Cotrim, Mario Duarte Canever

239-257
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The Program of Acquisition of Foods in Tocantins: the social conditions of accomplishment of markets with individual and collective practices of access

Gildene Soares Carvalho, Antonio José Pedroso Neto

258-276
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Origin and motivations of nature walkings in ivaí valley Territory, Paraná – Brazil

Clarice Bastarz, Marcelino de Souza

277-299
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Rural Education in Brazil – the experience of the Family Farm School in Santa Cruz do Sul - EFASC

João Paulo Reis Costa, Virgínia Elisabeta Etges

300-319
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Agricultural production, value adding and marketing by Family Farming in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul

Jaqueline Silva Nascimento, Gleicy Jardi Bezerra, Madalena Maria Schlindwein, Milton Parron Padovan

320-334
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Can the deliberation qualify policies for rural areas? an analysis of the participation of rural subjects in the agricultural mechanization of public policy in Viçosa-MG

Anna Cláudia Campos e Santos, Rennan Lanna Martins Mafra

335-357
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The family agroindustry’s interactions with institutional environment at Rio Grande do Sul

Ana Paula Matei, Leonardo Xavier da Silva

358-377
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Costs systems institutional formalization Agroindustrial Base of Family Ecological - SAFES

Marcio Gazolla, Arlindo Jesus Prestes De Lima, Carolina Brignoni, Andressa Bammesberger

378-403
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Vol. 21 No. 3 (2016): Agricultura Familiar: processos e práticas - Parte 2

Páginas iniciais

Editores - Parte 2

Editorial

Editoras convidadas - Cidonea Machado Deponti e Erica Karnopp

Articles

Presence and potentials of Family Farming in Latin America and the Caribbean

Will Family Farming disappear when faced with capitalist determinations or will it (re)create itself?

Mapping rural web development of the family livestock in centre south region of Rio Grande do Sul

Family Farming in Argentina: between the consensus, coercion, inclusion and subordination

Impact of Agricultural Policies in Family Farming Marketing of Southern State Tocantins

Family Farm, public policies and citizenship: connections built from the operation of the Program National School Feeding

Farming styles and reproductive strategies in social Settlement of Hope Conquest, Municipality of Tupanciretã - RS

Between paths and life strategies: the importance of the Programa Nacional de Crédito Fundiário on Access to Land by rural youth in the State of Espírito Santo

Rural Family Agro-Industries: advantages and disadvantages of legalization

Analysis of income strategies of family farmers of Itapejara D’ Oeste - PR

The characterization of the family farmers who grow tobacco in the Territory of South-Central/RS

The Program of Acquisition of Foods in Tocantins: the social conditions of accomplishment of markets with individual and collective practices of access

Origin and motivations of nature walkings in ivaí valley Territory, Paraná – Brazil

Rural Education in Brazil – the experience of the Family Farm School in Santa Cruz do Sul - EFASC

Agricultural production, value adding and marketing by Family Farming in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul

Can the deliberation qualify policies for rural areas? an analysis of the participation of rural subjects in the agricultural mechanization of public policy in Viçosa-MG

The family agroindustry’s interactions with institutional environment at Rio Grande do Sul

Costs systems institutional formalization Agroindustrial Base of Family Ecological - SAFES

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