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In Venezuela, a total of 5.4% of the territory of agricultural use is dedicated to the production of roots and tubers, which corresponds to 93.677 hectares, of which an important production of potatoes is concentrated in the state of Carabobo; however, there are currently conflicts over the use of land. The objective of this research was to define suitable areas for the cultivation of potatoes (Solanum tuberosum L.) in the agricultural areas of Carabobo state as an indispensable task for sustainable development. The agroecological zoning methodology of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) was applied, based first on the analysis of climatic factors, then on the analysis of soil characteristics, in order to obtain the physical characterization of the different areas. Subsequently, the environmental demands of the crop were confronted, obtaining the sectorization of the areas of greater or less adaptability. The largest area corresponds to the areas with agricultural aptitude that occupy 337.0 km2, with the Libertador and Valencia municipalities having the highest proportion. This study is a tool to achieve greater use of land in terms of economic, ecological and social sustainability.

Sectorización ecoterritorial para la producción agrícola sostenible del cultivo de papa (Solanum tuberosum L.) en Carabobo, Venezuela