VIVÊNCIAS PRÁTICAS EM COMÉRCIO AGROPECUÁRIO ATACADISTA/VAREJISTA NO MUNICÍPIO DE CAMPOS BELOS - GO

Abstract

This study aims to report the experiences and activities developed during the supervised curricular internship carried out at Gomes Lima Produtos Agropecuários, located in the municipality of Campos Belos, Goiás, Brazil. The internship was conducted from March 9, 2026, to April 29, 2026, lasting 38 days and totaling 304 hours of practical activities, with the purpose of complementing the academic training in Animal Science by providing direct contact with the professional routine of the agricultural sector and enabling the practical application of the knowledge acquired throughout the undergraduate program.The internship provided practical experience in different sectors of the agricultural trade, involving customer service, basic technical guidance, product organization, inventory control, sanitation of the commercial environment, administrative activities, cashier operations, use of the SIDAGO system, digital marketing, and monitoring of field and after-sales activities. During the internship period, it was possible to understand the importance of technical assistance, commercial organization, and the support offered to rural producers in the development of agricultural activities. The experiences significantly contributed to professional development and to the improvement of skills related to communication, organization, responsibility, and teamwork. Furthermore, the internship enabled the integration of the theoretical knowledge acquired during the undergraduate program with professional practice in the agricultural sector, contributing to a broader understanding of the importance of specialized technical assistance and of the relationship among agricultural businesses, rural producers, and the agricultural trade sector. Thus, the supervised internship represented an important stage in academic and professional training in Animal Science, providing greater preparation for professional practice and entry into the labor market.