Family Farming Practices and Impact

The video explores the sources of food in Brazil, focusing on the distinction between modern and family agriculture. It highlights the legal framework and criteria for family agriculture, the support provided by government programs, and the economic impact of family agriculture. The video also discusses sustainable practices and the importance of family agriculture in providing food security and employment.

What are the two main sectors of agricultural production in Brazil?

• Modern agriculture and urban farming

• Family farming and industrial farming

• Modern agriculture and family farming

• Urban farming and industrial farming

Which type of agriculture uses advanced technology and large properties?

• Subsistence farming

• Family farming

• Urban farming

• Modern agriculture

What is the primary source of labor in family farming?

• Volunteers

• Family members

• Hired workers

• Seasonal workers

Which law regulates family farming in Brazil?

• Law No. 12.345

• Law No. 11.340

• Law No. 11.346

• Law No. 10.123

What is the main goal of PRONAF?

• To promote organic farming

• To strengthen family farming

• To reduce urban farming

• To modernize industrial farming

How much did family farming contribute to Brazil's economy in 2018?

• 25 million dollars

• 40 billion dollars

• 52.2 billion dollars

• 30 million dollars

What percentage of Brazil's food is produced by family farming?

• 70%

• 60%

• 80%

• 50%

Which of the following is NOT a product predominantly produced by family farming?

• Feijão (beans)

• Café (coffee)

• Soja (soybean)

• Trigo (wheat)

Why is family farming considered more sustainable?

• It uses more land

• It employs more people

• It relies on advanced technology

• It produces organic and agroecological products

What traditional practice is mentioned as part of family farming?

• Genetically modifying crops

• Using pesticides

• Planting according to the phases of the moon

• Using heavy machinery