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                <text>As culturas de alface americana (Lactuca sativa L.) e feijão-de-corda (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.) são de grande importância para os agricultores familiares. Entretanto, a adubação dessas culturas apresenta altos custos para o produtor. Por isso, torna-se necessária a utilização de fontes alternativas de nutrientes, mais econômicas e mais acessíveis à agricultura familiar. Assim sendo, objetivou-se avaliar a influência de diferentes adubos orgânicos (cama de frango, estercos bovino e ovino) no desempenho das culturas alface americana e feijão-de-corda. Na alface americana, os dados avaliados foram diâmetro de cabeça, número de folhas, biomassa fresca e altura das plantas. No feijão-de-corda, os dados avaliados aos 23 dias foram números de folhas expandidas e tamanho das plantas. Aos 120 dias de cultivo, nós avaliamos número de vagens produzidas, comprimento de vagens, peso fresco total das vagens, número de grãos produzido por vagem e peso total de 100 grãos. No cultivo de alface, o tratamento com esterco ovino apresentou maior diâmetro de cabeça, número de folhas e peso fresco em relação à testemunha. No cultivo de feijão-de-corda aos 23 dias, o tratamento cama de frango foi o melhor para número de folhas expandidas e tamanho das plantas em relação à testemunha. Aos 120 dias não foram encontradas diferenças estatísticas na produção dos feijoeiros entre os tratamentos. O presente estudo demonstra a importância do uso de adubos orgânicos na produção familiar, uma vez que maiores rendimentos de alface foram obtidos com o uso de esterco ovino em relação ao controle. Fato não observado na cultura de feijão-de-corda.</text>
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                <text>La agricultura convencional actual presenta una serie de impactos negativos para el medio ambiente y la salud de los seres humanos, ocasionados por el inadecuado uso de agro tóxicos, cuyos principios activos de algunos de ellos son cancerígenos, mutagénicos y además, suelen perdurar en el suelo y el agua  por varios años hasta que se degraden completamente, acumulándose por bioconcentración en los distintos eslabones de la cadena alimenticia.La FAO manifiesta que, los plaguicidas son resultado del antiguo anhelo del ser humano por librarse de las plagas que invaden su modo de vida. Pero en el mundo moderno ya es conocida la otra cara de algunas de estas sustancias: son venenos peligrosos para la salud y el ambiente, en el cual se plantea la responsabilidad de los gobiernos en la regulación de estas sustancias, la necesidad de ayudar a los países con dificultades técnicas para asumir los riesgos de su utilización y, la importancia de contar con buenas prácticas de producción y comercio.Con la creciente demanda de plaguicidas, se incrementaron significativamente los accidentes y las enfermedades asociadas. Según datos de la Organización Mundial de la Salud, anualmente se intoxican dos millones de personas por exposición directa o indirecta a plaguicidas. De este total, el 75% pertenece a países en vías de desarrollo, donde se utiliza el 25% de la producción mundial de los plaguicidas.Ante esta realidad es necesario introducir innovaciones y prácticas agroecológicas en la  agricultura. Entre estas prácticas el uso de enemigos naturales como: depredadores, parasitoides o entomopatógenos es una de las prácticas de mayor aceptación entre los agricultores debido a su gran aporte en el manejo de poblaciones de plagas y enfermedades (MIPE) en los cultivos. Sin embargo, más recientemente, la utilización de microorganismos benéficos también ha ofrecido algunas soluciones en la agricultura, siendo entre las más notables el uso de especies de microorganismos benéficos para el mejoramiento del estado nutricional de los suelos cultivables y, por otro lado, microorganismos, tales como Trichoderma spp, el cual ha sido señalado como inductor de resistencia en especies de plantas asociadas. Estos hallazgos han abierto una ventana de posibilidades de manejo de la actividad productiva del campo, sin embargo, para su implementación se hace necesario generar un pensamiento crítico en relación al modelo de agricultura predominante que promueve la industria del agro negocio, además de demandar que las instituciones de investigación desarrollen biotecnologías que sean de fácil manejo y accesibles a la economía de los pequeños y medianos agricultores.Este cambio de pensamiento involucra el compromiso de los investigadores, así como alianzas entre organizaciones de productores, consumidores, gobiernos locales que reorienten los sistemas de producción convencionales, para convertirlos en modelos agroecológicos de producción sustentable, donde no se atente al medio ambiente y a la salud de los seres humanos. Esto implica, una nueva conciencia social y política; pero también, nuevas herramientas conceptuales (teorías, categorías y métodos) que posibiliten su aplicación.En concordancia con estas ideas, la revista Journal of the Selva Andina Biosphere ha mostrado un marcado interés en pro de la agricultura de nuestros países, haciendo énfasis en la difusión del conocimiento vanguardista relacionado con la agricultura sostenible en aras de logar la consolidación de los principios de la agroecología y la recuperación de las prácticas tradicionales.</text>
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                <text>OBJETIVO: Identificar e analisar as classificações e representações da alimentação, bem como as práticas de produção e consumo de alimentos entre agricultores e agricultoras da região do Vale do Taquari (Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil). MÉTODOS: Os dados e as informações foram obtidos a partir de entrevistas e observação participante, orientadas por um esquema metodológico qualitativo. Participaram da pesquisa, realizada em 2004 e 2005, 48 famílias rurais, de três diferentes localidades. Os recursos teórico-analíticos utilizados foram os da antropologia da alimentação e da abordagem da reciprocidade. RESULTADOS: Entre as famílias estudadas é significativa a produção de alimentos para autoconsumo, sendo as mulheres as principais responsáveis por sua obtenção. As práticas alimentares, embora tenham sofrido modificações, em função da modernização da agricultura e da incorporação de produtos industrializados, guardam especificidades locais e estão relacionadas a diversas expressões de sociabilidade, como a circulação de alimentos e a realização de festas comunitárias, que, impregnadas por simbolismos, atualizam um modo de vida e têm garantido segurança alimentar. CONCLUSÃO: As práticas de produção para autoconsumo das famílias estudadas estão associadas à sua segurança alimentar e, desse modo, às suas estratégias de reprodução social. A circulação de alimentos e as escolhas alimentares expressam relações de sociabilidade e de identidade nas comunidades rurais estudadas. Aspectos socioculturais e distintos níveis de relações sociais apresentam-se em transformação, podendo colocar em risco a segurança alimentar das famílias. Tais processos inspiram a realização novos estudos.OBJECTIVE: To identify and to analyze eating classifications and representations as well the food production and consumption practices among farmers from Vale do Taquari (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil). METHODS: The data and information were collected from interviews and participatory observation, oriented by qualitative methods. The research involved 48 rural families from three different localities in 2004 and 2005. The theoretical and analytical resources were provided by food anthropology and reciprocity approach. RESULTS: The production of food for self-consumption among the studied families is significant and the main producers are women. Food practices have changed as a result of agricultural modernization and increased use of industrialized products, yet they maintain local specificity and are related to several expressions of sociability such as food exchanges and community parties. These are permeated by symbolisms that update the way of living and assure food security. CONCLUSION: The production practices for autoconsumption of the studied families are associated with food security and, in this way, to social reproduction strategies. Food exchanges and food choices express relationships of sociability and identity in the studied rural communities. Social and cultural aspects and different levels of social relationships are undergoing a transformation which may jeopardize the food security of the families. Such processes are inspiring new studies.</text>
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                <text>En el Chaco se conjugan, la importancia económica del cultivo de soja con la significación social de las pequeñas empresas agrícolas, predominantemente familiares. Es objetivo del presente trabajo, describir las condiciones de producción de soja evaluando el grado de sustentabilidad de las pequeñas empresas chaqueñas, particularmente: rentabilidad y aceptación social. Las decisiones metodológicas definieron un diseño no experimental, observacional, descriptivo, transversal y prospectivo, cuya recolección de datos se implementó con un cuestionario ad hoc. La muestra está integrada por 27 participantes escogidos en forma aleatoria de una población seleccionada de manera intencional. Los resultados se agrupan conforme las variables del estudio. Vinculado a rentabilidad, indican que el 59.26% de los productores está disconforme con el beneficio obtenido; un 29,63% contrata seguros agrícolas para gestionar el riesgo climático; y la comercialización se canaliza principalmente a través de acopiadores locales. El precio se fija teniendo como referencia la operatoria del mercado de cereales de Rosario, neto de costos de transporte e intermediación. El volumen de producción, representativo del rendimiento normal, es 2000 kg/ha (valor inferior a la media provincial). Respecto a aceptación social, la mayoría de los agricultores sojeros disponen de 120 hectáreas no propias, su familia no vive ni trabaja en el campo, hecho que impide desarrollar sentido de pertenencia y transferir el saber hacer. La ocupación es de una persona cada cien hectáreas cultivadas. Finalmente, se anhela que éste estudio, contribuya a una explotación sustentable y con la comunidad científico-profesional involucrada.</text>
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                <text>Ana Maria Bridi, Valter Harry Bumbieris Junior, Sandra Galbeiro, Carolina Amália de Souza Dantas Muniz, Évelyn Rangel dos Santos, Amanda Massaneira de Souza Schuntzemberge, Laís Sodre Santana, Tainá Scabori Vargas, Thamires Aparecida Marinho</text>
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                <text>Objetivou-se relatar as atividades desenvolvidas pelo projeto de extensão no Assentamento Rural Eli Vive, demonstrando a integração entre discentes, docentes e assentados. O projeto foi coordenado pelo Grupo PET (Programa de Educação Tutorial) do Curso de Zootecnia da Universidade Estadual de Londrina, sendo realizado no assentamento Eli Vive, município de Londrina (PR), utilizando a metodologia “Planejamento Estratégico Participativo”, durante os anos de 2014a 2018. Foram realizadas visitas técnicas e atividades sobre temas que envolvem a cadeia produtiva de leite. Foi implementada uma Unidade Demonstrativa de Produção de Leite em Pastagem. Também foram desenvolvidas atividades visando à produção de alimentos para o rebanho e confeccionado um manual técnico “Produção Agroecológica de Leite’’. Com o presente projeto, foi possível detectar e solucionar problemas, buscar inovações de baixo custo para o sistema de produção, implementar aspectos agroecológicos de produção e capacitar os assentados,beneficiando a produtividade e a qualidade do produto final e melhorando a qualidade de vida dos assentados.</text>
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                <text>El objetivo de este trabajo fue evaluar la variabilidad espacial de la producción de banano en función de variables físicas y químicas del suelo y de las características fisiográficas de la finca, con miras a seleccionar aquellas con mayor potencial de uso en programas de manejo por sitio específico. Se georreferenciaron 130 unidades productivas de banano clon Williams (Cavendish AAA) distribuidas en cuatro lotes de la finca y tres unidades de suelo. Se determinó el peso del racimo y la cantidad de raíz funcional, para cada planta, y 35 variables físicas y químicas del suelo. Se relacionó la variabilidad espacial de la producción en función de las variables del suelo, a partir de cuatro estrategias: ejes coordenados como covariables; variables físicas y químicas del suelo y raíz funcional como covariables; división del análisis por lotes; y división del análisis por unidades de suelo. La división por lotes resultó ser la mejor estrategia para modelar la variabilidad espacial de la producción de banano. El análisis por este modelo permitió establecer grupos de variables del suelo que se relacionaron significativamente y explicaron más del 69% del peso de los racimos de banano dentro de cada lote. Estos grupos de variables son los de mayor potencial para el establecimiento de un programa de manejo por sitio específico.The objective of this work was to evaluate the spatial variability of banana production, in function of physical and chemical variables of soil and of farm physiographic characteristics, in order to select those with the greatest potential for use in site-specific management program. One hundred thirty productive units of banana clone Williams (Cavendish AAA) distributed in four lots and tree soils units of the farm were georeferenced. The bunch weight and root functionality were determined for each plant, as well as 35 physical and chemical soil variables. The spatial variability of the production was evaluated in function of these soil variables, using four different strategies: axes as covariates; both physic and chemical soil properties as covariates; analysis made by individual plot; and analysis made by soil unit. The individual plot study was the best strategy to model the spatial variability of banana production. This analysis model allowed to set soil variable groups which were significantly correlated and precisely explained more than 69% of the bunch weight inside the plots. These groups of variables are the ones with higher potential for the establishment of a site-specific management program.</text>
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                <text>O trabalho foi realizado na comunidade rural Olho D'Água Velho, município de Mossoró-RN, através do Instituto de Assistência Técnica e Extensão Rural do Rio Grande do Norte - EMATER-RN. O objetivo deste trabalho foi realizar um diagnóstico rural com 23 agricultores familiares beneficiados pela Chamada Pública SAF/ATER nº 010/2012, aplicando técnicas de metodologias participativas a fim de identificar os principais problemas/necessidades e potencialidades produtivas, sociais, econômicas e ambientais da comunidade. Para tanto, foram realizadas oficinas, visitas técnicas e aplicação de diagnósticos rurais participativos nas Unidades de Produção Familiar - UPFs, identificando-se, dentre outros aspectos, as principais culturas trabalhadas, área de produção vegetal, espécies animais mais explorados e quantificando-se os rebanhos bovino, caprinovino, suíno e aves caipiras. Através do estágio, obteve-se um panorama da realidade do local, dando subsídio à construção do planejamento para a melhoria da condição socioeconômica das famílias trabalhadas. Pode-se, também, observar a importância do trabalho da assistência técnica especializada para o crescimento produtivo e  desenvolvimento social da agricultura familiar.</text>
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                <text>En la actualidad existen a nivel mundial, cerca de 1.500 ingredientes activos de plaguicidas y 60.000 preparados comerciales o formulaciones de los mismos; y se estima que aproximadamente el 85% de los plaguicidas en el mundo se emplean en el sector agropecuario, donde se consideran valiosas armas para evitar los daños ocasionados por plagas desde un punto de vista de control de una especie que genera daños económicos en los cultivos y no desde la lógica de un manejo integrado de plagas.</text>
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                <text>Ecuador es Calidad</text>
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                <text>Padrões espaciais na distribuição de abelhas Euglossina (Hymenoptera, Apidae) da região Neotropical</text>
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                <text>Abelhas das orquídeas (Apini, Euglossina) apresentam distribuição principalmente Neotropical, com cerca de 200 espécies e cinco gêneros descritos. Muitos levantamentos locais de fauna estão disponíveis na literatura, mas estudos comparativos sobre a composição e distribuição dos Euglossina são ainda escassos. O objetivo deste estudo é analisar os dados disponíveis de 29 assembleias a fim de entender os padrões gerais de distribuição espacial nas áreas amostradas ao longo do Neotrópico. Métodos de ordenação (DCA e NMDS) foram utilizados para descrever os agrupamentos de assembleias de acordo com as ocorrências de abelhas das orquídeas. As localidades de florestas da América Central e da Amazônia formaram grupos coesos em ambas as análises, enquanto as localidades de Mata Atlântica ficaram mais dispersas nos gráficos. Localidades na margem leste da Amazônia aparecem como áreas de transição características entre esta sub-região e a Mata Atlântica. As análises de variância entre o primeiro eixo da DCA e variáveis selecionadas apresentaram valores significantes quanto à influência dos gradientes de latitude, longitude e precipitação, bem como das sub-regiões biogeográficas nos agrupamentos das assembleias. O padrão geral encontrado é congruente com os padrões biogeográficos previamente propostos para a região Neotropical. Os resultados do DCA auxiliam ainda a identificar, de forma independente, os elementos das faunas de cada uma das formações vegetais estudadas.Spatial distribution patterns of Euglossina bees (Hymenoptera, Apidae) in the Neotropical region. Orchid bees (Apini, Euglossina) have a mainly Neotropical distribution, comprising, approximately, 200 species and five genera. Several local fauna surveys are available in the literature, but comparative studies on the Euglossina composition and distribution patterns are still scarce. The aim of this study is to analyze published data from 29 assemblages in order to understand the spatial distribution patterns of the sampled areas along the Neotropics. Ordination procedures (DCA and NMDS) were employed in order to describe the groupings of assemblages according to orchid bees occurrences. The Central America and Amazonian forests localities formed cohesive groups in both analyses, while Atlantic Forest localities were more dispersed. Areas on the eastern border of the Amazon shared characteristic of transitional areas between this sub-region and the Atlantic Forest. Moreover, analysis of variance among the first DCA axis and variables showed significant influence of latitudinal, longitudinal and rainfall gradients, as biogeographical sub-regions on Euglossina's assemblages groupings. The general pattern is congruent with previously proposed biogeographical scenarios for the Neotropical region. The DCA results also help to identify, independently, the faunal elements inherent to the different studied forested formations.</text>
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                <text>Abelhas das orquídeas, América Central e do Sul, Análise multivariada, Central and South America, Community ecology, ecología de comunidades, multivariate analysis, orchid bees</text>
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                <text>Papéis Avulsos de Zoologia</text>
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                <text>Universidade de São Paulo</text>
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