Relatório de estágio supervisionado obrigatório realizado na Pablo Consultoria e Serviços de Campo – Ipameri – GO

Abstract

Brazilian agriculture is the main focus of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, where the recent conversions of degraded pastures to intensive agriculture and with sustainable cultivation technologies aim to reduce this problem. Therefore, the increase in the atmospheric concentration of these greenhouse gases, proven to be the main responsible for global warming, has led several countries to worry about their consequences. Many solutions have been put forward to mitigate the effects of this problem caused by human activities. In the specific case of agriculture, the Crop-Livestock-Forest Integration (ICLF), among other sustainable technologies, can be adopted to mitigate GHG emissions. In this sense, the objective is to report the activities developed during the mandatory supervised internship, based on the strategies of the ABC Government Plan developed at Pablo Consultoria e Field Services. The Sustainable Rural Project – Cerrado aims to improve land use and forest management practices used by small and medium-sized rural producers in the Amazon, Cerrado and Caatinga biomes. It also encourages sustainable rural development and biodiversity conservation, contributing to the achievement of the objectives of Brazil's Low Carbon Agriculture Plan (ABC), such as: promote climate protection; support rural producers in obtaining Rural Credit; enables technical assistance and financial incentives for the implementation of Demonstration Units of ABC technologies in rural properties; promote collective benefits aimed at strengthening producer organizations in the production practices and value chains of low-carbon agriculture. During the period destined to the mandatory supervised internship allowed to know the different technologies implemented for the reduction of GHGs, as well as the bureaucratic procedures necessary for the regularization of the sam.