Brief Analysis Of The Territorialization Of Agribusiness In Brazil And The Situation Of Family And Peasant Agriculture

The agrarian structure of the countryside in Brazil reflects the economic and social situation in the production and deliberation of public policies for these spaces. The present article is justified by the study of the advance of capital in the countryside, represented by Agribusiness in the country and the challenges for the permanence of small farmers in their lands. It falls on the debate about the resistance of family and peasant agriculture to establish themselves in their properties, even with the lack of agrarian policies. The methodology used started with a bibliographic review on the main concepts involved in the theme, such as agribusiness, peasantry, family agriculture, territory, and space. The data was taken from sources of government agencies and representative institutions. The objective of this work is based on investigating the processes of territorialization of agribusiness in the country, the making of the agroexporting and latifundium neoliberal economic development that directly impacts the reality of family farming in front. The expected results sought an analysis taking as reality the dynamics of the latifundium over the land and the consolidation of Agribusiness in Brazil, which produces inequalities of access to land and how the Agrarian Reform policies are put into practice. Therefore, we conclude that agribusiness, as the dominant model in the countryside, is structured by large estates that concentrate income and land, which hinders the production and social reproduction of family and peasant agriculture, which resist in their territories.