According to the latest agricultural census, Bahia has around 700,000 Family Farmers. The state, aiming to assist part of this contingent, carries out public calls for the hiring of entities, NGOs, or companies that demonstrate technical and operational capacity to provide Rural Extension services. In compliance with the requirements of the National Policy for Technical Assistance and Rural Extension (PNATER), Law 12,188/2010, and its derivatives in the states, these public calls give preference to a technological framework focused on sustainable or agroecological agriculture. The objective of this work is to analyze whether the state of Bahia, as a promoter of legally stipulated Rural Extension, aiming to adopt the principles of ecologically based agriculture as the preferred approach for the development of sustainable production systems with actions focused on the use, management, protection, conservation, and recovery of natural resources, agroecosystems, and biodiversity, can measure the environmental outcomes of this Agroecological Rural Extension. Additionally, it aims to contribute with ecological parameters in the public call notices, suggest training for extension workers and farmers, and contribute to safeguarding the environmental conservation of ecosystems where rural properties are located. This study involves a documentary analysis of the Call Notice for the provision of Agroecological Rural Extension services in 2018 and the delivery reports of the Extension Service Providers approved in the call, with the intention of observing the favorable aspects of the project's execution and areas that require further clarification. This case study demonstrates a weakness regarding the lack of ecological and environmental knowledge in the provision of Agroecological Rural Extension services in Bahia, as evidenced by the analyzed public call. Two products were generated: a document with suggestions and recommendations regarding the Ecological/Environmental dimension of the Agroecological Rural Extension Call Notices, to be delivered to Bahiater (the public entity responsible for the call notices), and a chapter titled "Agroecological Rural Extension" in a forthcoming book in its final editing phase, titled "Dossier on Pesticides in Bahia," by the Bahian Forum for Combating Pesticides, Transgenics, and Agroecology. INGLÊS: