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                <text>Se realizó un estudio de los suelos Vertisoles que son los más difundido en Cuba y donde se plantan la mayoría de los cultivos. Las investigaciones se desarrollaron en la UBPC 'Walter Mulet' de la Empresa 'Antonio Maceo' de Cacocum, provincia de Holguín, seleccionándose tres áreas de 1 hectárea: una en barbecho, otra sembrada de caña por más de 15 años y la última en proceso de reconversión para determinar la resistencia de penetración. Se utilizó el penetrómetro de impacto seleccionándose 16 puntos por hectárea y en cada uno se tomaron los datos a diferentes profundidades cada 10 cm hasta los 50 cm de profundidad; los resultados abordaron el alto grado de resistencia del área en barbecho y sembrada de caña, provocado por la ausencia de atenciones culturales, no siendo así en el área destinada a la reconversión. Para los análisis se utilizaron técnicas de agricultura de precisión y además se notó la presencia de carbonatos aproximadamente a los 30 centímetros de profundidad los que permitirán trazar estrategias tecnológicas para cada caso encaminadas al mejoramiento de los suelos.</text>
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                <text>Al hilo de la precaución: Jonas y Luhmann sobre la crisis ecológica Al hilo de la precaución: Jonas y Luhmann sobre la crisis ecológica</text>
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                <text>The precautionary principle arises as a response to the ecological crisis. It diagnosticates a world full of uncertainty in which traditional techniques of risk management cannot be trusted. Jonas and Luhmann take up this situation. Basically, their proposals are contradictory. Jonas understands the ecological crisis a moral crisis and defends its control by following a principle of responsibility which makes us aware of the possible catastrophic effects of the human interventions in the natural environment. Luhmann, on the contrary understands the crisis as a systemic crisis which responds to relations of evolutive reach between the social-technical system and the natural environment. This crisis cannot be manaqed based on morality but only by creating areas of understanding open and changes. Inspite of these dilferences, Jonas and Luhmann show surprising strategic coincidences: both are confronted with a world full of uncertainty and defend its rethorical reconduction. Jonas committing himself to the rhetoric of fear; and Luhmann to the rhetoric of understanding.El Principio de Precaución surge como respuesta a la crisis ecológica. Diagnostica de incertidumbre y en el que no se puede confiar en las tradicionales técnicas. De esta situación dan cuenta las obras de Jonas y Luhmann. En un principio, sus propuestas son contradictorias.Jonas concibe la crisis ecológica como crisis moral y es partidario de atajarlas siguiendo un Principio de Responsabilidad que nos sensibilice ante los eventuales efectos intervenciones humanas sobre el entorno natural. Luhmann, por el contrario, concibe la crisis sistémica que responde a las complejas relaciones de alcance evolutivo entre el sistema sociotécnico y el entorno natural. Esa crisis no puede ser administrada recurriendo a la moral sino generando espacios de entendimiento abiertos al aprendizaje y la variación. A pesar de estas diferencias, Jonas y Luhmann muestran una insospechada coincidencia estratégica: los dos se enfrentan a un mundo poblado de incertidumbres abogando a favor de su reconducción retórica; el primero apostando por la retórica del miedo; el segundo, por la retórica del entendimiento.</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/POSO/article/view/24566" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/POSO/article/view/24566&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Introducción. El suministro de nutrientes es un componente decisivo de los agroecosistemas, pero, en Cuba solo el 25 % de las áreas cultivadas son fertilizadas, influyendo negativamente en su productividad. A partir de los beneficios de los inoculantes micorrízicos y los abonos verdes se evaluó su integración con los objetivos de establecer esquemas de suministro de nutrientes más eficientes, que garanticen rendimientos altos con menores cantidades de fertilizantes y ser una vía para la micorrización efectiva de los cultivos. Métodos. Se evaluó la respuesta de canavalia a la inoculación de 3 cepas de HMA en 8 condiciones edáficas, así como se ejecutaron 11 experimentos de integración de los abonos verdes inoculados como precedentes o intercalados en los esquemas de suministro de nutrientes de yuca, banano, tabaco, maíz, tomate, cafeto y king-grass. Además, se estudió la coinoculación HMA y rizobios. Resultados. La canavalia respondió positivamente a la inoculación micorrízica, con incrementos promedios en biomasa, contenidos de NPK y propágulos micorrízicos entre 50 % y 300 %. La efectividad de las cepas dependió del pH del suelo. La canavalia inoculada y utilizada como precedente o intercalada se integró exitosamente en los esquemas de suministro de nutrientes de los cultivos, garantizando rendimientos altos, funcionamiento micorrízico efectivo y disminuyendo entre 25 % y 75 % los requerimientos de fertilizantes. La coinoculación incrementó la potencialidad de la canavalia. Llegamos a la consclusión de que la canavalia inoculada resultó una vía satisfactoria para el manejo efectivo de la simbiosis micorrízica, permitiendo tecnologías de producción agropecuaria más eficientes y con menores cantidades de insumos.</text>
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                <text>Anales de la Academia de Ciencias de Cuba</text>
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                <text>IMPACTO DE LA AGROINDUSTRIA AZUCARERA EN EL DESARROLLO LOCAL DEL MUNICIPIO ENCRUCIJADA EN LA PROVINCIA DE VILLA CLARA</text>
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                <text>Ramón Sánchez Sánchez, Rosa Carmina Viloria Leiva</text>
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                <text>La finalidad de esta investigación ha estado dirigida a mostrar el impacto en el orden económico, energético, ecológico y sociocultural que ha experimentado la agroindustria azucarera en el desarrollo local y territorial del municipio Encrucijada en la provincia de Villa Clara. Los principales métodos y técnicas utilizadas han sido las encuestas, el análisis documental, el trabajo con expertos, los informes de las comisiones agrarias de la asamblea municipal, la matriz de debilidades, fortalezas, amenazas, oportunidades y la técnica de los escenarios para el planteamiento de las acciones estratégicas. En el trabajo se realiza un estudio diagnóstico del municipio, llegándose a determinar las principales fortalezas, debilidades, amenazas y oportunidades con las correspondientes estrategias y acciones para su mejora. Dentro de los principales resultados del trabajo se encuentra el aporte de 41 866,76 pesos en una zafra por la contribución de la produccion de azúcar, miel final, miel urea bagacillo para el alimento animal, hielo y la generación de energía eléctrica como aporte a la red nacional. Finalmente se muestra el procedimiento general utilizado a directivos y trabajadores del sector para la implementación y generalización del trabajo y su necesaria concientización del valor e importancia de esas producciones para el mejoramiento de las condiciones y la calidad de vida de los ciudadanos del municipio. Para la valoración del trabajo es utilizado la técnica de índice de consenso entre expertos.</text>
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