Agricultura familiar e pluriatividade: atividade rural & domicílio urbano

Abstract

The Object of this work, is verify, which, are the reasons, that the husbandman (farmworkers), in this study, move then selfs, to bigger city, or closer cities, next the produtive unit, and even doing other activities, they continue manteinning the rights on it, using cultures that economize hard work, as the principal viel of rental. Not only the crises that hits de agriculture in the eighties, but also, we have to considerate the comercial liberalization, that comes into the same way, include products provided by the agriculture, and products that cames fron other countries(country), this case, the production is not practicable, becouse gets considerable down (lower), and also the earnings. Basead in this fact, families husbandman (farmworkers), have faced some problems that cames with missing security, (low security in work) in farm, and the precariously view of the roads. The acces of searching hospital, or something to healf, is not easy in this case. there is no perspectives to the future, to the kids, principaly. Until in this same context, we can see the pluriality activity as an estrategie, that permits increasing the economic earnings of the family, survival of the same, and in mosto of cases, manteinning a chattel. Although, with all the studies, and materials, analized, we can see, in this case, that the cases with the activie happens with transfering, movin changinng homes, the economy take other turns. the studies show us that, in this cases, the estrategie, of the work, represents an objet that increases de familiary earnings, and create some futures plans, best jobs promissing, and also represents, an intermediat stage of rual activie, and life in the farm, and the exclusive urban activity, and life in urban style. This happens, specially during the division os the proprietys, between the sons, who are adiccted to other activities, or that one that do not give the importan that the farm work should, makes the tradicional Farmworkers see the rural activity, much more than a way of life, but also a business.