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Faxinal is a traditional silvopastoral system, located in fragments of Araucaria Forest in the state of Paraná. This system consists of areas of agriculture, native pasture with extensive animal husbandry called "community breeding" and exploitation of forested areas. The action of animals and farmers has promoted fragmentation of forest areas in this environment. The aim of this paper was to evaluate the relationship between forest fragmentation, pasture availability and soil compaction in different types of land use (Araucaria Forest, Secondary Forest, Woodland and Pasture) at Faxinal Paraná Anta Gorda in Prudentópolis PR. We installed 12 plots of 10x10 m for each type of use to measure the characteristics of each forest fragment, the light, the availability of pasture and the density and resistance of the soil. At the end of the research we concluded that forest fragmentation increases compaction. Fragments with fewer trees indicated higher pasture volume and greater soil compaction.

A FRAGMENTAÇÃO DA FLORESTA É UM INDICADOR DE COMPACTAÇÃO DO SOLO EM SISTEMA FAXINAL?