Ferramenta computacional para coleta e organização de dados espaciais da agricultura familiar

Abstract

This work aimed to develop an application for monitoring family agricultural production in the villages of Timon, focusing on technical training for farmers and improving soil management. The initiative arose from the need for technologies that optimize production and encourage sustainability. The methodology involves collecting qualitative and quantitative data through public databases, field visits, mapping communities and holding training workshops. The application was designed to compile information about agricultural production, enabling continuous monitoring of activities and facilitating farmers' access to government programs. Tested in five villages, it allowed detailed diagnoses of soil conditions and agricultural practices, resulting in better property management, optimization of runoff and increased productivity. The results demonstrate that technology strengthens family farming and promotes more sustainable and efficient practices.