ASSENTAMENTO OZIEL PEREIRA REMÍGIO PARAÍBA: PASSOS PARA UMA TRANSIÇÃO AGROECOLÓGICA

Abstract

Rural Settlement Projects are real laboratories to verify the extent to which individual and collective actions can approach or repel, regarding the preservation of ancestral production, the incorporation of new production modalities and the search for a sustainable production. The objective of this work was to verify how settled by Oziel Pereira Settlement, Remígio, Paraíba, advanced with respect to the perception and reflection on a sustainable agricultural production based not only on the use of techniques concerning the agroecological transition, but also the ancestral relations in the reception And transfer of knowledge, as well as aspects related to food security; Forage security; Grain storage; Consortia; Natural control of pests and diseases and associativism among other actions. We used a descriptive methodology and questionnaires with semi-structured scripts with 21 seated and seated ones. Processes and actions inherent in agroecological discussion were detected, such as advances in the preservation and continuity of part of the ancestral mode of production; The use of consortia; The diversity of production; The use of biofertilizer and natural grouts; Exchanges; Keeping the seeds for consumption or planting; Participation in agroecological fairs and associativism. There was, however, no more positive data on forage security for the herds, requiring a greater intervention in this sense, for a greater effectiveness in the production of forage inputs from protein and energy banks, as well as the dependence of Assistance to productive projects are signs of non-empowerment that is a crucial factor for agroecological construction