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The Brazilian agricultural sector stands out as an activity, which besides being fundamental to the\udeconomy (trade surplus) is also extremely important to the economic, social and environmental\udsituation. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Brazil came in 2010 at R $ 3.675 trillion, and this\udvalue agriculture accounts for 6.5% (R $ 180.80 billion) (IBGE, 2011), thus underscoring the sector's\udimportance to the development of Brazil. Thus, the purpose of this review is to discuss the use of\udvarious forms of Integrated Crop-Livestock-Forest (ILPF) for Brazilian agriculture as a way to ensure\udthe prominence and competitiveness of the sector. The Crop-Livestock Integration-Forest (ILPF) is\uda system that, in addition to adapting the existing agricultural activities practiced by Brazilian\udfarmers, the templates related to environmental issues, especially in the neutralization of the\udgases emitted by livestock and agriculture to help accelerate the process of global warming may\udalso increase the profitability of agriculture and settle in the field, reducing the rural exodus.\udHowever, there is need for increased research related to ILPF system, aiming at harmonization and\udmaximum production

SISTEMAS INTEGRADOS DE PRODUÇÃO – O NOVO DESAFIO PARA A AGROPECUÁRIA BRASILEIRA