Quirinopolis

Quirinopolis is a municipality in south Goias state, Brazil. It is a large producer of livestock and agricultural merchandise. The written European history of Quirinopolis starts offevolved in 1832 with the arrival of Joao Cristostomo de Oliveira, who changed into from Minas Gerais. He took over a huge location of land and tried to maintain absolutely everyone else from settling down. Nevertheless, some years later in 1860 a village was mounted with the name Abadia do Parnaiba. In 1879 the call become modified to Nossa Senora da Abadia, later Rio Verde, and ultimately Quirinopolis honoring the builder of the primary chapel, Jose Quirino Cardoso.

In 1943 it became a municipality. The economic system is based on agriculture, farm animals raising, offerings, public administration, and small transformation industries. Natural and artificial pastures make up most of the land, on which there's massive-scale farm animals raising for red meat and milk. Quirinopolis is the 1/3 biggest producer of red meat inside the kingdom. There are also small industries in metallurgy, espresso processing, milk merchandise, and smooth beverages.