the country and there is an annual coffee fair. Araguari has 9 financial institutions. There is an industrial park with several industries specializing in metallurgy, agro-industrial products (cold meats and juices) and storage facilities for grains. In the last feww years Araguari has been changing rapidly and receiving many important investments as Selecta which produces soy bean oils and accounts more than 500 new jobs. The city also received the biggest rail trainshipment in Latin America. Now Araguari is lacking of workers to work in the many new jobs offers. Occupation of the population by sectors Agriculture: 7,280 Industry: 13,032 Commerce: 4,451 Transport, communication, and storage: 2,392 Other services: 14,107 Enterprises Total number in 2007: 3,882 units Wholesale commerce: 241 units Retail commerce: 1,762 units Industrial: 468 units employing 5,459 workers in 2005 Construction: 54 units employing 2,663 workers Commerce, vehicle repair, personal and domestic objects: 2,048 units employing 3,773 workers Restaurants and hotels: 205 units employing 711 workers Transportation, storage, and communications: 268 units employing 1,095 workers Real estate, rents, and services to companies: 426 units with 1,138 workers Public administration, defense, and social security: 20 units with 1,881 workers Education: 57 units with 817 workers Other collective, social and personal services: 268 units with 1,246 workers Farm data for 2006 Most of the rural properties have between 01 and 50 hectares. If we add to this group those properties between 51 and 100 hectares then we reach 72% of the total. Number of farms: 1,164 Agricultural area: 154,240 Area of permanent crops: 52,974 ha. Area of perennial crops: 24,936 Area of natural pasture: 48,749 Workers related to the producer: 2,459 Workers not related to the producer: 1,765 Main permanent crops in planted area in 2006 Banana: 130 ha. Rubber (coagulated latex): 97 ha. Coffee: 8,500 ha. Coconut: 75 ha. Oranges: 20 ha. Papaya: 20 ha. Passion fruit: 450 ha. Hearts of palm: 61 ha. Main perennial crops in planted area in 2006 Garlic: 238 ha. Rice: 100 ha. Beans: 310 ha. Manioc: 238 ha. Corn: 14,000 ha. Soybeans: 17,500 ha. Tomatoes: 423 ha. Wheat: 156 ha. Livestock raising in 2006 Number of cattle: 79,643 head raised by 1,232 producers Number of poultry: 1,593.370 head Number of swine: 39,033 head Health and education Infant mortality rate: 22.55 (1998) Literacy rate in 2000: 95.6% Hospitals: 4 private and 1 philanthropic with 360 beds Public Health centers 15 with 54 doctors