Youth rural/city migration and the (dis)paths for succession in family farming in Immediate Geographical Region of Chapecó- SC
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https://doi.org/10.5212/TerraPlural.v.18.2420777.007Keywords:
Aging in family units, rural youth, West Santa CatarinaAbstract
This article analyzes territorial changes in family farming in the West of Santa Catarina and the migration of young people from the countryside, a phenomenon that threatens the social reproduction of family farming in the region, historically marked by the presence of small rural properties. The qualitative research was built through a literature review in an interdisciplinary perspective, data collection and semistructured interviews with young people who remained in the field. The results point to a strong trend of rural/city migration of youth in the region, and the permanence in the countryside is linked to living and working conditions in rural areas.
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