When young Crauzimiro José Barbosa, 23, arrived at home talking about new
sheep-raising techniques, in late 2005, Antônio José Barbosa, 63, the
youngster's father, found it odd. An inhabitant of the interior of Santa
Filomena, a city in the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco, Antônio did
not quite believe his son, who was talking about feeding silage and a so-called
proteinated salt to the sheep on the property.
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Family farming, according to government figures, includes 4.1 million families in Brazil and answers to 77% of the jobs generated in the country !!!!!! written by ch.c.,
July 13, 2007
Whoaaaaaaaa...this just show how UNDEVELOPPED BRAZIL IS !!!!!
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... written by Ric,
July 14, 2007
Brazil takes a back seat to no one in applying technology to the cattle breeding business. They are very sophisticated and efficient.
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My Future written by Robert L Birt,
August 18, 2007
I would like to know if the farmers and the academic community are communicating with Tuskegee University in Alabama or Prarie View University in Texas. Please let me know about any interest in linking the traditional Black agricultural colleges in the U S with what is going on in Brazil
When young Crauzimiro José Barbosa, 23, arrived at home talking about new
sheep-raising techniques, in late 2005, Antônio José Barbosa, 63, the
youngster's father, found it odd. An inhabitant of the interior of Santa
Filomena, a city in the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco, Antônio did
not quite believe his son, who was talking about feeding silage and a so-called
proteinated salt to the sheep on the property. 
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