ATER agroecológica para a agricultura familiar no semiárido: do enfrentamento da fome, à abundância promovida pelos sistemas agroflorestais nos municípios de Buíque, Exu e Triunfo em Pernambuco.

Abstract

I present my academic and professional career in this memorial in an autobiographical approach, where many of the reflections were obtained through experience in different territories, in the daily lives of farmers in different locations in the Semiarid region. The aforementioned document is specific to my understanding and learning in themes related to Education in Agroecology with rural participatory processes, given the knowledge acquired in the Bachelor of Agroecology Peasantry and Popular Education (BACEP) and the experience of “Sertaneja Culture” in the surrounding territory. from PARNA-Vale do Catimbau, Serra do Araripe and Sertão do Pajeú, through Sítio Alcobaça, Association of Farmers and Farmers of Serra dos Paus Dóias (AGRODÓIA) and the Agroecological Development Center (SABIÁ) in the semi-arid region of Pernambuco. Relating Agroecological Scientific Knowledge to the ancestral knowledge of traditional native communities, we highlight here the importance of different integrated cultivation and breeding systems, with low environmental impact arrangements. Presenting the experiences of Mandatory Supervised Internships (ESO's), based on the management practices, implementation and processing of what is produced in Agroforestry Systems (SAF's), bringing SAF as a strategy for generating income, combating climate change and part of the solution to confront the issue of hunger in the Northeast Sertanejo, portrayed in Josué de Castro's work “Geografia da Fome”, published in 1964 and still current in terms of the developmental problems that threatened food security in the semi-arid region.