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                <text>O objetivo do presente estudo é identificar a relevância socioeconômica da atividade leiteira para a agricultura familiar e para o desenvolvimento regional. No decorrer do estudo, apresentou-se o comportamento da produção de leite em âmbito nacional, estadual e regional, apontando as principais características da atividade leiteira na Região Oeste Catarinense. Foi realizado um estudo de caso na localidade da Linha Tormem, interior do município de Chapecó-SC, em que foram realizadas entrevistas com os produtores de leite. Utilizou-se o conceito de Brose (1999), que define desenvolvimento regional a partir do acesso que os indivíduos têm a serviços de saúde, educação e especialização profissional, moradia digna, transporte, lazer e outros. Entre outros resultados obtidos, conclui-se que a atividade leiteira, na Linha Tormem, tem relevância socioeconômica e promove o desenvolvimento.</text>
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                <text>REFLECTIONS ON DAIRY PRODUCTION IN THE WESTERN REGION OF SANTA CATARINA: COOPERATIVE IMPACTS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT</text>
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                <text>This article reflects on the historical evolution of dairy production in Western of Santa Catarina in recent decades. The focus of this work lies on different influences over the configuration of this productive sector, including cooperativism and its nuances. To support the discussion, we interviewed seven experts and investigated how occurred insertion and changes in dairy farming over the years and how it has contributed to regional development. The analysis shows that, given the demand for expertise and high investment in new production technologies in poultry and swine production, which would be potential exclusion criteria for less capitalized farmers, the dairy farming has enabled many of these to remain in the countryside. On the one hand, institutional, legal and market factors have been pushing on poultry and swine producers and dairy farmers for production technology changes. On the other hand, this also influences on the strategies of dairy farmers for maintaining their activities, counting with the support of associations and cooperatives oriented to the development of the region..</text>
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                <text>Diante das mudanças ocorridas, busca-se uma nova configuração do espaço rural, procurando diversificar os produtos e as atividades agrícolas e não-agrícolas, visto que ambas se configuram capazes de promover a inserção dos produtores rurais nas atividades desenvolvidas. Entretanto surge a necessidade de buscar alternativas para complementação da renda, uma vez que a baixa produtividade e a falta de organização faz a produção insuficiente para manter as famílias no campo. É neste contexto que surgem as atividades pluriativas, com o objetivo de dar suporte financeiro às famílias, no que tange a ser um elemento suplementar a renda familiar, gerando assim a melhoria da qualidade de vida e fixando essas famílias no campo. Neste sentido nota-se a importância de analisar o papel das mulheres frente ao desenvolvimento de atividades pluriativas no campo, pois atualmente percebe-se uma modificação do papel feminino dentro do contexto familiar rural, visto que essas eram percebidas apenas com papel reprodutivo, papel esse que era desempenhado apenas no âmbito doméstico e que se relaciona em síntese aos afazeres domésticos e ao cuidado com os filhos, enquanto que aos homens cabe o papel produtivo por estarem diretamente ligados ao desenvolvimento da agricultura e pecuária, atividades estas que geram renda monetária; mas atualmente esse fato tem sofrido modificações, pois as mulheres rurais estão cada vez mais inseridas no mercado de trabalho por meio do desenvolvimento de atividades pluriativas, sendo assim é gerada renda complementar a família através do trabalho feminino, de forma que a mulher passa a ter além do papel reprodutivo o papel produtivo pelo fato de gerar renda por meio de seu desempenho no desenvolvimento de atividades de cunho não-agrícola.</text>
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                <text>The work was developed in the parcel Ñico López. The valued cultivation was the lettuce varietyBlack simpson, with the objective of evaluating the goods of three (3) bioestimulantes (Biobras 16, Biobrasplus and Quitosana), about the yield and quality of the crop. The biostimulants was applied, to three stonemasons(one for biostimulant) to the six days after transplant (DDT) and three parcel to the seven DDT, leaving onestonemasons that as control, for an total seven (7) treatments. The main components of yield were measuredand some components of the quality of the plant were determined in the Soils Province Laboratory The datawere processed by the statistical package of the Statitic version 8 on Windows. One could observe that thethree biostimulants has an effect positive on the mass and quality of the studied crop.</text>
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                <text>Daniela Matthes, Marilda Checcucci</text>
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                <text>Este artigo apresenta resultados de uma investigação no Médio Vale do Itajaí (estado de Santa Catarina, Brasil) cujo objetivo foi analisar a Cuca (Kuchen) como elemento emblemático de identificação dos seus moradores e a sua relação com o desenvolvimento no território. Entendemos que a Cuca (Kuchen) tem posição de elemento emblemático dentro do sistema alimentar que se formou no Médio Vale do Itajaí. Isto porque está frequentemente presente na mesa de seus moradores até os dias atuais, estando relacionada à uma tradição e identidade local. Trata-se também de um importante produto do comércio étnico (ligado diretamente à manutenção da agricultura familiar) e recentemente vem sendo percebida como alimento “típico”, enquantoatrativo do turismo gastronômico local. Este estudo busca preencher a lacuna existente nos estudos relativos à relação entre identidade,alimentação e desenvolvimento entre grupos oriundos de imigrantes no Brasil, especificamente do Médio Vale do Itajaí. Para tanto, partimos do arcabouço da Antropologia da Alimentação e do método etnográfico com oito entrevistas em profundidade, além de pesquisas de campo, para obter informações relevantes ao estudo sobre a Cuca (Kuchen). Observamos que a Cuca (Kuchen) resultou de um sistema alimentar que foi constituído pelos imigrantes teutos na região, tendo se tornado ao longo do tempo um elemento essencial de sua identidade no terrirório e fez parte do desenvolvimento da região, acompanhando suas transformações.  Palavras-chave: Cuca. Identidade. Médio Vale do Itajaí. Território. Desenvolvimento regional.  ABSTRACT This article presents results of an investigation in the Middle of Itajaí (Santa Catarina state, Brazil), whose objective was to analyze the Cuca (Kuchen) as an emblematic element of the identification of the inhabitants and the relation with the local development. We understand that Cuca (Kuchen) has a position as an emblematic element within the food system in the Middle Itajaí Valley because it is frequently present at the table of its residents, being related to local identity, it is important product of the ethnic trade (directly linked to the maintenance of agriculture familiar) and has recently been perceived as “typical” food, capable of being attractive to local gastronomic tourism. This study seeks to fill the gap in the studies related to the identity and feeding relationship between groups originating from immigrants in Brazil, specifically in the Middle Vale do Itajaí. To do so, we started with the framework of Food Anthropology and the ethnographic method with eight in-depth interviews, as well as field surveys, to obtain information relevant to the study on Cuca (Kuchen) Keywords: Cuca. Identity. Médio Vale do Itajaí. Territory. Regional development.</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/article/view/1537" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://periodicos.feevale.br/seer/index.php/revistapraksis/article/view/1537&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Meliponiculture in agroforestry systems: alternative income, agricultural divesification and ecosystem services = Meliponicultura em sistemas agroflorestais: alternativa de renda, diversificação agrícola e serviços ecossistêmicos</text>
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                <text>A meliponicultura, criação racional de abelhas nativas sem ferrão, é uma atividade que se enquadra nos princípios de práticas agrícolas economicamente viáveis, ecologicamente sustentáveis e socialmente justas, assim como os Sistemas Agroflorestais (Saf’s). A inserção dessa atividade em Saf’s representapapel fundamental na diversificação desses agroecossistemas, ampliando as possibilidades de renda e atuando para a soberania alimentar das famílias. Além disso, as abelhas podem contribuir com seu potencial polinizador, aumentando a produtividade de inúmeros cultivos. No entanto, a atividade ainda é poucoutilizada como componente nesse tipo de agroecossistema. A partir dessas informações, este artigo pretende contribuir para a discussão sobre a integração da meliponicultura em Sistemas Agroflorestais, visando estimular o interesse por parte de agricultores familiares, pesquisadores e demais interessados, visto que são práticas condizentes com a conservação da natureza, garantindo o uso racional dos recursos naturais e odesenvolvimento sustentável. Tendo em vista todos os benefícios e que a prática da meliponicultura pode ser considerada uma estratégia para a conservação dos polinizadores, é preciso ampliar a formação de técnicos e pesquisadores, para que sejam elaboradas e planejadas ações com o intuito de prestar assistência técnica qualificada aos agricultores familiares, a fim de difundir e estimular a prática da meliponicultura em SistemasAgroflorestais. = Meliponiculture, the rational breeding of native stingless bees, is an activity that follows the principles of agricultural practices which are economically viable, environmentally sustainable and socially just, such as agroforestry systems (SAFs). The introduction of this activity into agroforestry systems plays a key role in diversifying these agro-ecosystems, expanding income opportunities and working towards foodsovereignty for families. Furthermore, the bees can contribute through their pollination potential, increasing the productivity of many crops. However, the activity is still not widely used as a component of this type of agro-ecosystem. Based on this information, the aim of this article is to contribute to the discussion concerning the integration of meliponiculture into agroforestry systems, with a view to stimulating the interest of family farmers, researchers and other interested parties, as these practices are compatible with conserving nature, ensuring the rational use of natural resources and of sustainable development. Considering all the benefits, and that meliponiculture can be considered a strategy for conserving these pollinators, it becomes necessary to widen the training of technicians and researchers, so that action can be designed and planned which would provide qualified technical assistance to family farmers, and disseminate and encourage the practice of meliponiculture under agroforestry systems.</text>
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