A inclusão dos diferentes segmentos da agricultura familiar nas políticas públicas de desenvolvimento rural no contexto do estado do Tocantins

Abstract

This article sought to analyze how the different segments of family farming were included in public rural development policies, created since the 1990s, in the context of the state of Tocantins. The research is of a qualitative nature, in which semi-structured interviews were used. Among the results, it is postulated that the agrarian reform settlers were those family farmers who most benefited from public policies, while the quilombolas and the indigenous people were the most neglected, even though the mediators realized that the State tried to give equal voice to the different social segments.