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                <text>Cattle manure, fertilizer, inoculants both singly and in combination on growth performance in the common bean=Esterco bovino, biofertilizante, inoculante e combinações no desempenho produtivo do feijão comum</text>
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                <text>Mácio Farias de Moura, Jéssyca Dellinhares Lopes Martins, João Paulo Ferreira de Oliveira, Marcos de Oliveira, Cathylen Almeida Félix Galindo</text>
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                <text>In places where beans are cultivated by family farmers without major investment in inputs, in the long run organic fertilisers can come to supplement or even replace chemical fertilisers in the field. In view of this, the aim was to evaluate productive performance in plants of the common bean cultivated with cattle manure, biofertiliser, inoculants and mineral fertiliser, both singly and in combination. The experiment was conducted under rainfed conditions in the town of São João, in the State of Pernambuco, Brazil (PE), during the 2013 crop year. The experimental design was of randomised blocks, comprising nine treatments with three replications: T - control; E - cattle manure; B - biofertiliser; I - inoculant; EI - cattle manure + inoculant; BI - biofertiliser + inoculant; EB - cattle manure + biofertiliser; EBI - cattle manure + biofertiliser + inoculant; AM - mineral fertiliser. The cattle manure (40 t ha-1), whether applied singly (E) or together with biofertiliser and/ or inoculant (EI, EB, EBI), gave a significant increase in pod length and the number of pods per plant, as well as in straw yield and crop productivity. Alternative methods of fertilisation (E, EI, EB, EBI) can replace mineral fertiliser in the cultivation of beans, however, inoculant or biofertiliser should not be used singly for production of the common bean under rainfed conditions.= Onde o cultivo do feijão é realizado por agricultores familiares sem grandes investimentos em insumos, a adubação orgânica pode vir a suplementar ou, até mesmo, substituir os adubos químicos, a longo prazo, na lavoura. Diante disso, objetivou-se avaliar o desempenho produtivo do feijão comum cultivado com esterco bovino, biofertilizante, inoculante, adubação mineral e diferentes combinações desses. O experimento foi realizado em condições de sequeiro, no município de São João-PE, no ano agrícola de 2013. O delineamento experimental foi em blocos ao acaso, com três repetições, constituído por nove tratamentos ( T - testemunha; E - esterco; B - biofertilizante; I - inoculante; EI - esterco + inoculante; BI – biofertilizante + inoculante; EB - esterco + biofertilizante; EBI - esterco + biofertilizante + inoculante; AM - adubação mineral). O esterco bovino (40 t ha-1), quer isolado (E), quer associado ao biofertilizante e/ou inoculante (EI, EB, EBI), proporcionou aumento significativo no comprimento de vagem, no número de vagem por planta, bem como no rendimento da palha e na produtividade da cultura do feijão. Os métodos alternativos de adubação (E, EI, EB, EBI) podem substituir a fertilização mineral no cultivo de feijão, contudo, o inoculante e o biofertilizante não devem ser empregados de maneira isolada para produção do feijão comum de sequeiro.. ..</text>
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                <text>O estudo visa analisar as contribuições das cooperativas agropecuárias sobre a sucessão nos estabelecimentos agropecuários familiares. Foi conduzido como estudo de casos amostrados através de critérios institucionais e geográficos, envolvendo oito cooperativas. Os dados foram coletados com entrevistas junto aos dirigentes e jovens rurais vinculados com as organizações. Também foram utilizadas fontes documentais. Esses dados foram submetidos à análise de conteúdo. Notou-se interesse das cooperativas agropecuárias sobre a sucessão, com o desenvolvimento de ações voltadas a condicionantes socioeconômicas significantes aos jovens rurais. Embora os resultados alcançados sejam tímidos, a contribuição das cooperativas agropecuárias mostrou-se relevante à sucessão na agricultura familiar.</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www2.ifrn.edu.br/ojs/index.php/HOLOS/article/view/4210" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www2.ifrn.edu.br/ojs/index.php/HOLOS/article/view/4210&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Los estudios del riesgo y de la vuelnerabilidad desde la geografía humana. Su relevancia para América Latina</text>
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                <text>Martin Coy</text>
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                <text>La incidencia de los riesgos ecológicos y socio-económicos en los países latinoamericanos tiende a aumentar durante los últimos años. Lo mismo ocurre con el grado de vulnerabilidad siendo éste, antes que nada, una función de la posición social de los actores. Esta contribución está dedicada a la discusión de los diversos conceptos de riesgo y vulnerabilidad con una perspectiva interdisciplinar. Con relación al riesgo, se observan dos posiciones básicas: desde el punto de vista de las ciencias naturales, se considera riesgo como una función de la probabilidad de un evento y de la magnitud de sus posibles daños. Desde esta perspectiva “objetivista”, el análisis de los riesgos apunta a la cuantifi cación y valoración. En las ciencias sociales predomina, por otro lado, una perspectiva “constructivista” del riesgo, que se focaliza, de una manera cualitativa, en la infl uencia de las percepciones y decisiones de los actores sobre la construcción social del riesgo. Con relación a la vulnerabilidad, en el análisis se diferencia entre la exposición (al riesgo), por un lado, y la capacidad de reacción (o de dominación), por el otro, formando estos dos aspectos una “estructura doble” de vulnerabilidad con un lado externo y otro interno. En el contexto latinoamericano los conceptos de riesgo y vulnerabilidad manifi estan su relevancia no solamente por la exposición a riesgos naturales y cambios climáticos, sino también por la exposición de gran parte de las sociedades latinoamericanas a los riesgos que resultan de la inserción en la globalización y en las políticas neoliberales.</text>
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                <text>A agricultura familiar constitui o grupo social majoritário de unidades produtivas do meio rural latino-americano. Nos anos recentes, houve avanços importantes em relação ao reconhecimento de seu papel no desenvolvimento rural e na superação da pobreza. Várias organizações internacionais lançaram estudos para afirmar o papel estratégico dos pequenos produtores na segurança alimentar. Neste artigo, apresenta-se a agricultura familiar na América Latina e no Caribe e se discute a sua presença em diferentes países mediante o uso de dados estatísticos disponíveis, assim como se analisa as suas potencialidades para fortalecer o desenvolvimento rural. O trabalho inicia com uma discussão sobre os elementos que contribuíram para o interesse crescente dos estudiosos e formuladores de políticas na agricultura familiar e, na sequência, analisa-se suas características e a distribuição em diferentes países. O trabalho conclui que a agricultura familiar possui um papel central para o desenvolvimento rural da região latinoamericana e encerra com uma análise sobre as principais potencialidades em face do quadro político e institucional.</text>
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                <text>The primary objective of the present paper is to link some relevant concepts on the use of ecological agricultural practices to the production of food crops. In a special topic the Trofobiose Theory, as well as the principle of Active Dissolution of Rocks are considered as important tools in improving the sustainability of Organic, Biodynamic and Process Agricultures.O objetivo principal deste trabalho é estabelecer relação entre alguns conceitos relevantes sobre o uso de práticas agro-ecológicas na produção de alimentos. Em um tópico especial, a Teoria da Trofobiose bem como os princípios da Dissolução Ativa de Rochas são considerados como importantes ferramentas na implementação da sustentabilidade no processo de Agriculturas Orgânica e Biodinâmica.</text>
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