Family Farming and Associativism in Northern Formosa

Associativism is a tool for the organization of Small Family Farming that will clearly improve their living conditions by providing associated access to markets or fairs for marketing, infrastructure (road improvements), technical assistance, and sources of financing that require a joint presentation. This tool is a valid alternative that allows learning and developments that expand the possibilities of this stratum of producers based mainly on family labor and activities for self-consumption.

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PhD in Agrarian Social Studies, Master in Agricultural Extension, Forestry Engineer, teacher and researcher, Sociology and Forestry Extension and Rural Extension Chairs. Author of articles and books related to her specialty. Director of Postgraduate and Undergraduate Thesis. Program and Project Evaluator. Member of RUESS, RELASER and AADER.