MIRANDA, É. A. A.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8712440066631406; MIRANDA, Érico Alberto de Albuquerque.
Resumen:
In this work, the author analizes the elements that allow us to understand
the genesis and development of the integrated production of industrial tomato in
irrigated areas of Petrolina / Juazeiro cities. To do this, he tried to understand how
the fundiary structure was historiacally formed, the industrial strategies and the
modern agricultural producers nature.
The production of industrial tomato in this region was the result of its
deslocament from the meridional region of Brazil. Its development led the Dipolo
area to become the main producer of this culture.
Which are the reasons that explain the migration of the tomato
agroindustrial activity ? What kind is the nature of the capitals that constitute the
manufacturers in the Dipolo area and what strategies determine the amount of
their investiments ? Who is this modernized producer ? How is the organization of
the procuctive process characterized and what kind of relationships does it
maintain with the industry and state ? Which are the perspectives of the integrated
production development ?
These are some issues focused in this work. The arguments that are
introduced constitute a querying of the conceptions based on the Agroindustrial
Complex thesis about the integration between two elements of the new agricultural
pattern: Agriculture / Industry and the modern familiar producer.
