Análisis productivo y ambiental de dos modelos de ganadería silvopastoril, centro de investigación EMBRAPA en Brasil y Hacienda san José, Colombia.

Abstract

Cattle farming, both in Colombia and Brazil, has so far proven to be a very profitable economic factor within society, aiming to mitigate factors that increase the cost of breeding, thereby increasing its productivity. According to a FAO report, The State of the World's Forests (2020), cattle farming in Latin America, especially in Brazil, has shown significant growth in productivity due to technological innovations and improvements in resource management (Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Agricultura y la Alimentación (FAO), 2020). In the present study, it is analyzed how the implementation of silvopastoral systems in the livestock sector is an important factor in the development and optimization of agricultural resources, causing great relevance in the economy of Colombia, that being said, it is important to analyze and promote alternatives through which these economic sectors can be strengthened, therefore, we will begin to determine the relevant factors and of direct implication regarding the implementation of these systems in livestock practice, and colliding the mythology executed by Brazil with climatic and demographic circumstances similar to ours, in order to study the feasibility of its implementation.