This article presents a reflection on the production of biofuel as an economic practice capable of promoting the social inclusion of the family farmer from the development of social entrepreneurship. An analysis of an article and other authors dealing with intersectoriality will be made as an essential element for the strengthening of the individual in society. In the texts consulted we find authors who present a theoretical background on the Brazilian energy matrix, the production of biofuels, Brazilian legislation, intersectoriality and examples that favor the family farmer in the search for their social inclusion through a support network.