Those whose farms have been destroyed or overtaken by the plantation have usually ended up working in the plantations for subpar pay which is barely enough to keep families fed as it cost two days’ pay for an average brazilian to buy a kilo of black beans. Some have managed to stay or obtain land in the wake of an agribusiness founding, but said land is usually poor and unfit for farming without heavy investment, something people working for the plantations do not have as a result of their poor pay. This poor pay exists because it is an incentive for the company to set up shop as low pay allows for greater income and draws business into the
Those whose farms have been destroyed or overtaken by the plantation have usually ended up working in the plantations for subpar pay which is barely enough to keep families fed as it cost two days’ pay for an average brazilian to buy a kilo of black beans. Some have managed to stay or obtain land in the wake of an agribusiness founding, but said land is usually poor and unfit for farming without heavy investment, something people working for the plantations do not have as a result of their poor pay. This poor pay exists because it is an incentive for the company to set up shop as low pay allows for greater income and draws business into the