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espanolResumen: En este articulo examino la instauracion en Argentina del paradigma de lo que se denomino desde mediados del 2000, el sector de la Agricultura Familiar. En particular, indago desde un acercamiento etnografico, la estructura y funcionamiento de la Secretaria de Agricultura Familiar y analizo como la misma desarrollo su vinculacion con la organizacion indigena Qullamarka, en la provincia de Salta. Presto atencion a las maneras en las cuales esta organizacion se reformulo dentro de un contexto politico en el cual, hasta cierto punto, se favorecio la emergencia y crecimiento de organizaciones de base, a la vez que se presento una estructura que de alguna manera limitaba y moldeaba su funcionamiento. Observo entonces la manera en la cual algunas comunidades indigenas se incorporaron como agricultores familiares a politicas publicas, y como esa reconfiguracion modifico su vinculo con el Estado, tanto provincial como nacional. Asi como tambien, el impacto que tuvo dentro de la propia organizacion. EnglishAbstract: In this article I examine the establishment in Argentina of the paradigm of what has been described, since mid-2000, as the Family Farming sector. From an ethnographic approach, I consider in particular the structure and functioning of the Family Farming Department, and I examine how this office related to the indigenous organization Qullamarka in the Salta province. I pay attention to the ways in which this organization was reformulated within a political context in which, to some extent, the emergence and development of grassroots organizations was favored, while at the same time there was a structure that limited and shaped its functioning. I observe the ways in which some indigenous communities were incorporated as family agriculturalists to public policies and how this reconfiguration modified their relation with the state, both at the provincial and national levels, as well as the impact that this had inside their own organization.

AGRICULTORES FAMILIARES, ¿Y DESPUÉS? IMPACTO DE LA INCLUSIÓN DE ORGANIZACIONES INDÍGENAS A LA ESTRUCTURA ESTATAL