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                <text>En este artículo se presenta la identificación de los factores críticos (FC) que afectan la implantación de un programa de buenas prácticas agrícolas (BPA) en productores de café y frutas del departamento del Huila, en Colombia, mediante la realización de un análisis factorial exploratorio utilizando como método de factorización el análisis de componentes principales (ACP); las ma- trices de datos se construyeron con los resultados de la aplicación de sendos instrumentos con estructura definida en las dos po- blaciones objeto de estudio, el instrumento Starbucks C.A.F.E. Practices –para pequeños caficultores en el caso de los producto- res de café– y EUREPGAP V2.1 Oct.2004 – Checklist-listado de verificación para frutas y hortalizas, aplicado a los productores de fruta. Los resultados de esta investigación permitieron la identificación de seis FC que deben de ser tenidos en cuenta al im- plantar un programa de BPA: infraestructura, actividades propias del proceso de producción establecido, toma y mantenimiento de registros, conciencia medioambiental, bienestar y seguridad de los trabajadores, y control de la calidad.</text>
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                <text>Avaliou-se a execução do Programa Nacional de Alimentação Escolar em município do Sudoeste do Paraná. Tratou-se de estudo quanti-qualitativo, descritivo, realizado em junho de 2011, em 7 escolas de ensino fundamental da rede pública (urbanas e rurais). Analisou-se a adesão ao programa em oito dias não consecutivos, em cada escola, definindo-a como o ato do estudante de se servir da alimentação escolar. Calculou-se o Índice de Atendimento Efetivo (%IAE = total de alunos atendidos/total de alunos presentes na escola x 100), classificando-o em: alta (acima de 70%), média (50 a 70%), baixa (30 a 50%) e muito baixa adesão (&gt; 30%). Foram entrevistados atores envolvidos na gestão e na execução do programa, incluindo-se nutricionista responsável técnica na época, o coordenador administrativo do programa e um servidor do setor de Vigilância Sanitária. As entrevistas foram feitas com questionário aberto e semiestruturado. Observou-se alta adesão (75,2%) nas 56 refeições avaliadas e alta adesão/escola em 71,42% das mesmas. A adesão mais alta foi em escola da zona rural. Ao analisar cada escola, somente 1 teve todas as preparações com alta adesão, também na zona rural. Preparações completas foram ofertadas em sua maioria na zona rural, e, nas urbanas, lanches e sobremesas. As entrevistas mostraram fragilidades no Conselho de Alimentação Escolar e variedade expressiva de frutas, legumes e verduras adquiridos da agricultura familiar.</text>
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                <text>Interferências mútuas entre a cultura do milho, espécies forrageiras e plantas daninhas em um sistema de consórcio: I - implicações sobre a cultura do milho (Zea mays) Mutual interferences among corn crop, forage species and weeds under a consortium system: I - implications on corn crop (Zea mays)</text>
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                <text>Esta pesquisa foi realizada com o objetivo de avaliar as conseqüências da adoção de um sistema de consórcio sobre a supressão das plantas daninhas e o conseqüente crescimento e produtividade da cultura do milho. Os tratamentos resultaram da combinação entre cinco níveis do fator plantas forrageiras (Brachiaria decumbens, Brachiaria brizantha, Panicum maximum, milho sem forrageira e em convivência com plantas daninhas e milho capinado) e três níveis do fator plantas daninhas (Ipomoea grandifolia - corda-de-viola, Amaranthus hybridus - caruru-roxo e Digitaria horizontalis - capim-colchão). Durante a condução do experimento avaliaram-se a área foliar (cm² por planta), a massa seca (g por planta) e o rendimento (t ha ¹) obtido pela cultura do milho, em cada tratamento. Pôde-se observar que a consorciação da cultura do milho com as plantas forrageiras, embora também provoque reduções de produtividade, atenua as perdas que ocorrem quando a cultura está em competição exclusiva com as plantas daninhas e garante o maior dinamismo, utilização e proteção do solo. Como conclusão geral, a pesquisa demonstrou a viabilidade da aplicação do sistema de consórcio, sobretudo no âmbito da agricultura familiar.The objective of this work was to evaluate the consequences of adopting a consortium system on weed suppression and consequent corn crop growth and yield. The treatments consisted of combinations of five levels of the factor grass forages (Brachiaria decumbens, Brachiaria brizantha, Panicum maximum, corn without forage and with weed competition and hand-weeded corn) and three levels of the factor weeds (Ipomoea grandifolia, Amaranthus hybridus and Digitaria horizontalis).Leaf area (cm² per plant), dry mass (g per plant) and yield (t ha-1) obtained by the corn crop were evaluated in each treatment. Although also causing yield reductions, corn crop consortium with the grass forages was found to attenuate the losses occurring when the culture is under exclusive competition, thus ensuring a greater soil dynamism, use and protection. The overall conclusion was that this work showed the viability of applying this consortium system, especially within the context of family farming.</text>
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                <text>Planta Daninha</text>
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                <text>To understand the rules by which family estates are transmitted among farming families,particularly in the case of land and taking into account gender differences, it is necessary toidentify the distinct roles reserved to men and women in the dynamics of social reproduction. Theunderstanding of these distinct logics requires the investigation of the different meanings that theterritorial patrimony itself has in each social and cultural context.Although inheritance is based on the notion of shared blood, common law rules do not recognizethe same rights for all children. It is precisely these differences that we will deal with in this article,particularly in respect to those differences derived from gender identity. We will be seeking tounderstand the logic of different forms of transmitting inheritances and their relationship with thesocial reproduction of farming families in two different regions: in southern Brazil (state of RioGrande do Sul), among descendants of Italian colonists, and in the mountainous region of thestate of Rio de Janeiro, among descendants of Swiss and German colonists.</text>
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                <text>Revista Estudos Feministas</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/ref/article/view/9671" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/ref/article/view/9671&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Cícero Rogério Laluce</text>
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                <text>Agroecology emerged as a set of scientific and traditional knowledge that aims to make the transition from the conventional agriculture model to sustainable production systems. This new way of thinking about agroecosystems is a way to guarantee healthy food with social inclusion, recovery of traditional values and valuation of family production and environmental conservation, however, it requires a phase of transition. Thus it was analyzed the main motivations and limitations of the producers of the Cachoeira settlement in the construction of the agroecological transition process in the city of Itapura, São Paulo. The study was a qualitative research divided into two stages, in the first one it was applied a semi-structured questionnaire for reality diagnose and in the second stage a meeting with the methodology of the storm type of ideas to survey the motivations and limitations for the agroecological transition in the settlement. The study allowed us to understand that, despite not meeting the prerequisites understood as necessary for the agroecological transition process, families have sought to build, based on their reality and with their resources, new strategies to build a process of change to achieve autonomy, improving the environment and quality of life.</text>
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                <text>DANIEL F. JARAMILLO J., SIAVOSH SADEGHIAN K., LUZ A. LINCE S.</text>
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                <text>En una fi nca cafetera del departamento del Quindío, Colombia, se estudió la variabilidad espacial de las bases en Andisoles, haciendo un muestreo en red de 20x20 m. Los contenidos de bases se debieron transformar a logaritmo. Los logaritmos de Ca y Mg tuvieron tendencia espacial cuadrática, y ellos y el log K presentaron semivariogramas experimentales que sugieren una distribución en parches. Todas las variables presentaron covariables que cuando fueron incluidas, junto con la tendencia espacial, en el cálculo de los semivariogramas, acentuaron aún más el efecto parche en ellos. Se elaboraron mapas con diferentes grupos de datos y sistemas de interpolación para apreciar la distribución del contenido de las bases en el lote. Los tres mapas de log Ca y los tres de log Mg fueron muy similares entre sí y prácticamente zonifi caron el lote de igual manera. Los dos mapas de log K, elaborados con y sin covariables, fueron muy diferentes y produjeron dos zonifi caciones distintas. Según los mapas obtenidos, la fertilización con Mg y K puede hacerse con técnicas de manejo por sitio específi co. En cambio, con Ca debe hacerse una aplicación generalizada a todo el lote, basada en el promedio de su contenido, como se ha hecho tradicionalmente.</text>
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