Evolution of agriculture exploration in Rio Grande do Sul
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The geographical studies of rural space in recent years are above all directed towards agrarian organization. The present work approaches the question of the process of accupation of the territory of Rio Grande do Sul trying to capture the dynamics of space organization through an analysis of the evolution of agriculture in the State. The relationships that results from the natural environment and from the historical process are understood as determinant elements of the structural and conjunctural transformations that were estabilished in recent years, separating the Old Rio Grande from the New Rio Grande.
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