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                <text>Adopción de tecnología por productores beneficiarios del progasma de estimulos a la productividad ganadera (PROGAN) en México</text>
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                <text>La adopción de tecnologías constituye un factor importante en la rentabilidad y producción de las empresas ganaderas. Se  estudió  el  grado  de  adopción  y  el  tipo  de  prácticas  tecnológicas  implementadas  por  los  productores  beneficiados del  PROGAN  que  poseen  más  de  30  vientres.  Este  trabajo  hace  una  tipificación  de  los  beneficiarios  analizando  las características socioeconómicas (escolaridad, ingreso e infraestructura), productivas (alimentación, sanidad, genética, sobrepastoreo, manejo  y administración)  y la  cantidad y  tipo de  prácticas  adoptadas.  Se hace  un ajuste  de los  datos del  productor  a  través  del  análisis  de  cluster  aplicando  el  método Two  Step Cluster.  Se  caracterizaron  tres  grandes grupos:  productores  con  indicadores  productivos  altos,  medios  (ambos  con  alto  grado  de  adopción)  y  bajos  (menor número  de prácticas  tecnológicas adoptadas).  Con  respecto al  ingreso, el  estudio  permitió  diferenciar  también a  tres grandes  grupos:  productores  con  ingresos  altos;  con  ingresos  medios,  y  de  bajos  ingresos.  Los  ganaderos  con  mayor ingreso son los que cumplieron con la adopción de tecnologías, aunque en promedio ninguno asumió las 10 obligatorias.</text>
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                <text>Hábitos alimentares, infecção natural e distribuição de triotomíneos domiciliados na região nordeste do Brasil Feeding habits, natural infection and distribution of domiciliary Triatominae bugs Northeast of Brazil</text>
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                <text>São apresentadas as informações obtidas no inquérito triatomíneo levado a efeito na região nordeste do Brasil. As características biogeográficas incluem a presença de áreas semi-áridas da caatinga e amplas faixas transicionais com outras feições paisagísticas. Entre estas foram incluídas as da floresta tropical atlântica e as inclusões florestadas mais extensas. No período de 1975 a 1980 foram examinados 15.342 triotomíneos coletados no ambiente domiciliar, visando detectar as presenças de sangue ingerido e de infecção natural por Trypanosoma tipo cruzi. O conteúdo intestinal foi submetido a reações com antisoros para homem, cão, gato, roedor (Kattus), marsupial (Didelphis) e ave (Gallus). Por ordem de freqüência, as espécies encontradas foram Triatoma pseudomaculada (40,6%), Panstrongylus megistus (19,7%), Triatoma brasiliensis e T. sordida (ambos com 14,3%), Rhodnius nasutus (6,1%) e Triatoma infestans (1,1%); além de em algumas outras raras. A presença de sangue foi detectada em 42,4% e a infecção em 3,4% desse total de espécimens examinados. Observou-se elevada mobilidade alimentar, com coeficientes gerais de 54,8% para ave e 30,0% para homem. Em nível específico pôde determinar apreciável grau de antropofilia em P. megistus e, em menor intensidade, em T. brasiliensis. Por sua vez, T. infestans mostrou-se altamente antropófilo. Observou-se apreciável ornitofilia em T. pseudomaculata e T. sordida, com elevada intensidade em R. nasutus. Por outro lado, a presença de sangue humano em espécimens capturados no peridomicílio indicou a ocorrência de freqüente mobilidade espacial, com exceção de T. infestans que não mostrou evidências de abandonar o domicílio. A tendência à domiciliação, além desta, revelou-se apreciável em P. megistus, moderada em T. brasiliensi, T. pseudomaculata, T. sordida e praticamente nula em R. nasutus. A distribuição geográfica confirmou o caráter autóctone de T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata e R. nasutus em relação à caatinga, e do P. megistus em relação às regiões florestais atlânticas e de inclusão. Este último revelou caráter invasivo no que concerne à caatinga, enquanto T. infestans e T. sordida mostraram o mesmo aspecto quanto à região nordeste como um todo. Os resultados permitem concluir que, na transmissão regional epidemiologicamente significante da tripanossomíase americana, desempenha papel relevante o P. megistus, em primeiro lugar, e o T. brasiliensis, em segundo. Dependendo de fatores vários, provavelmente da densidade, poderão atuar secundariamente nesse sentido o T. pseudomaculata e o T. sordida. Quanto à T. infestans, a sua presença, em número reduzido, representa, no momento, risco apenas potencial. O controle rotineiro, mediante a desinsetização domiciliar, deverá fornecer bons resultados no que concerne à interrupção da transmissão. Todavia a reinfestação, pelo menos do peridomicílio, deverá provavelmente continuar. E isso em virtude de focos extradomiciliares que fornecem espécimens com tendência à colonização no ambiente humano. É de se prever que ela se fará a custa do P. megistus nas áreas florestais atlânticas e de inclusão e de T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata e R. nasutus nas áreas da caatinga. A vigilância epidemiológica deverá pois levar em conta esses aspectos e tender a aumentar sua eficiência pela continuidade das pesquisas.This is the presentation of data obtained by a study carried out in the Northeast of Brazil, where the biogeographical characteristics include the 'caatinga' (a semi-arid) savanna and ample transitional strips with other features. Among them are the Atlantic tropical forest and the larger forest inclusions. From 1975 to 1980, a total of 15,342 bugs collected in domiciliar environment were examined to discover the blood feeding habits of and natural infection by Trypanosoma of the cruzi type. Intestinal content was submitted to reactions to antiserums for humans, dogs, cats, rodents (Rattus), opossums (Didelphis), and birds (Gallus). By order of frequency, the species found were: Triatoma pseudomaculata (40.6%). Panstrongylus magistus (19.7%), Triatoma brasiliensis and T. sordida (14.3% each), Rhodnius nasutus (6.1%) and Triatoma infestans (1.1%), and some other rare ones. Blood was detected in 42.4% and the infection rate was 3.4% of the total of the specimens examined. High feeding mobility was observed, and the general blood containing rates were 54.8% for birds and 30.0% for humans. P. megistus showed considerable anthropophily and was followed, at a lower degree, by Triatoma brasiliensis. Ornitophily was detected at high level among T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida, while R. nasutus fed almost exclusively on this host. On the other hand, the presence of human blood in specimens collected in peridomiciliar dwelling places indicates frequent spacial mobility, which occurs after the bugs have had their blood meals. This was quite evident among all the species except T. infestans which thus showed no tedency for displacement from this environment. Domiciliarity was also evident among P. megistus and, to a lower degree, among T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida. However, domiciliarity was not characteristics of R. nasutus. Information on geographical distribution confirms the autochthonous quality of T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculata and R. nasutus populations in the 'caatinga'. The same autochthonous feature was evident in the P. megistus with relation to the Atlantic and inclusion forest environments. Nevertheless, it seems that this last triatominae bug becomes invasive in the 'caatinga'; moreover similar patterns were evident for T. infestans and T. sordida in all the Northeast region studied. Results permit the conclusion that, in the regional epidemiological transmission of South American trypanosomiasis, P. megistus play an important role, followed, in this particular aspect, by T. brasiliensis. Depending on several factors, probably colonization density, T. pseudomaculata and T. sordida may come in second in this aspect. For the present, T. infestans low density in the region presents only potential risk. Routine control through the application of domiciliary chemicals will break transmission. However, at least in the peridomiciliary environment, reinfections by P. megistus will continue to occur in the forest regions, and T. brasiliensis, T. pseudomaculada and R. nasutus in the savanna 'caatinga'. Probably this will be due to natural foci that will supply the human environment. Therefore, epidemiological surveillance must to take these several aspects into account and to increase its efficiency by research development.</text>
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                <text>Aspectos ecológicos da tripanossomíase americana: XVIII - desenvolvimento e ciclos anuais de colônias de Triatoma infestans, T. sordida e Rhodnius neglectus em ecótopos artificiais, no ambiente peri e extradomiciliar Ecological aspects of South American trypanosomiasis: XVIII - development and annual cycles of Triatoma infestans, T. sordida and Rhodnius neglectus colonies in artificial ecotopes in the peri and extradomiciliar environment</text>
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                <text>Em colônias de Triatoma infestans, T. sordida e Rhodnius neglectus, espontaneamente desenvolvidas em galinheiros experimentais, observou-se as condições de desenvolvimento, variação, permanência e mobilidade de seus componentes. São também apresentados os dados obtidos sobre os ciclos anuais e a sobrevivência. Para as três espécies o desenvolvimento das colônias revelou-se com seu aspecto cíclico, caracterizado pela maior produção de formas adultas no decurso do primeiro semestre do ano. No caso particular de T. sordida, esse fenômeno torna-se evidente no primeiro trimestre ou quadrimestre anual, ocasião em que coincide com o encontro dessa espécie no ambiente domiciliar. O T. infestans revelou capacidade de dispersão ativa por parte de formas adultas, atingindo edifícios situados nas proximidades. Face à atividade cíclica, considera-se o período de produção de adultos como 'infestante' para o ambiente domiciliar 'suscetível', ou seja, aquele que foi previamente submetido ao expurgo. Nesse período, ocorre o risco de reinfestação e subseqüente domiciliação por parte de T. sordida e de R. neglectus, a partir do ambiente extradomiciliar. No caso de existência de colônias domiciliadas de T. infestans, o mesmo período será propício para que esta espécie amplie a sua dispersão, invadindo novos domicílios. Tais informações apresentam utilidade para sua aplicação na vigilância epidemiológica.Spontaneous colonies of Triatoma infestans, T. sordida and Rhodnius neglectus developed in experimental fowlhouses were observed for the conditions under which they developed, their variations, permanence, annual cycles and survival. Of nine of these colonies three were mixed, one of them with T. infestans and T. sordida and two with T. sordida and R. neglectus. For all the triatomine species the colonies' development showed a cyclic rhythm with an increase of the production of adults in the first semester of the year. For T. sordida this production was particularly high in the first three or four months of the year, followed by a similar pattern of females findings in the dwellings. An active dispersal capacity in T. infestans was demonstrated by the adults findings in the ecotopes surrounding dwellings. This cyclic dynamic of the colonies permits identification of the 'infestant' period for the 'susceptible' domiciliary environment represented by the cleaned dwellings. The reinfestation risk from extradomiciliary T. sordida and R. neglectus occurs at this time. At the same time, if there are previously developed T. infestans colonies in this environment, they may be dispersed to other new dwellings. The information will be of use in epidemiological surveillance.</text>
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                <text>No Rio-Zoo, foram criados 7.377 dípteros caliptratos, pertencentes a quatro famílias e 22 espécies. As criações foram efetuadas de agosto de 1987 a abril de 1988. Foram utilizados como substratos de criação: banana, camarão, carcaça de camundongo,fezes caninas, fezes humanas, fígado bovino, lula, mamão, peixe, siri e tomate. As espécies criadas com maior freqüência foram: Fannia sp. (subgrupo pusio), Atherigona orientalis, Chrysomyia megacephala, Phaenicia eximia. Paraphrissopoda chrysosotoma, Ophyra aenescens, Synthesiomyia nudiseta, Ophyra chalcogaster, Oxisarcodexia fluminensis e Hemilucilia segmentaria. Foi efetuado um estudo, ainda que incompleto, das espécies que se desenvolvem em fezes de animais cativos do Rio-Zoo. Dentre as mais freqüentes destacam-se: Fannia sp., Sarcophagula occidua, Ophyra chalgogaster, Ravinia belforti e Phaenicia eximia.In Rio-Zoo 7,377 Callyptrate flies, belonging to 4 families and 22 species were bred, from August 1987 to April 1988. The substrate media used were: banana, shrimp, mouse carcas, dog faeces, human faeces, bovine liver, squid, papaya, fish, crab and tomato. The frequency of the bred species are as follows: Fannia sp. (subgroup pusio), Atherigona orientalis, Chrysomyia megacephala, Phaenicia eximia, Paraphrissopoda chrysostoma, Ophyra genescens, Synthesiomyia nudiseta, Ophyra chalcogaster, Oxysarcodexia fluminensis and Hemilucilia segmentaria. Data concerning the development of the larvae in captive animal faeces is presented. The most prevalent species were Fannia sp., Sarcophagula occidua, Ophyra chalcogaster, Ravinia belforti and Phaenicia eximia.</text>
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                <text>MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICULTURE AND INTEGRATION OF FARMING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS WITHIN AGRIBUSINESS CHAINS LA AGRICULTURA MULTIFUNCIONAL Y LA INTEGRACION DE LOS SISTEMAS DE PRODUCCION AGROPECUARIA DENTRO DE LAS CADENAS AGROINDUSTRIALES</text>
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                <text>Nowadays is recognized that the agriculture goes beyond that only the food production, so the concept of agricultural multifunctionality is introduced in order to describe this fact, recovering the true sense of the agriculture, and classifying its functions in three groups: 1) food security, 2) environment, and 3) socio-cultural. In each one of these functions, the agricultural production systems generate two categories of products: a) the traditional outputs (commodities), such as food, fibers and energy, and b) the non traditional outputs (non-commodities), which included aspects related with the environment and territory, employment, human resources and work, food safety and quality, animal welfare, food security and economic autonomy of the rural regions among others. Finally, we explore the evolution that agricultural production systems have had from a productivist focus toward a model where the new paradigm is the multifunctional agriculture, where the developing countries could have an important place.El presente artículo inicialmente aborda el concepto de multifuncionalidad de la agricultura, donde encontramos que actualmente se reconoce que la agricultura va mas allá de la simple producción de alimentos, clasificando sus principales funciones en tres ejes temáticos: 1) seguridad alimentaria, 2) medio ambiente, y 3) socio-cultural. En cada una de estas funciones se evidencia que los sistemas de producción agropecuaria generan dos categorías de productos: a) productos tradicionales (“commodities”), como son los alimentos, las fibras y la energía, y b) productos no tradicionales (“non-commodities”), los cuales incluyen aspectos relacionados con el medio ambiente y territorio, la generación de empleo, el manejo del recurso humano y de las condiciones laborales, la gestión de la calidad de los alimentos, el bienestar animal, la autonomía económica de las regiones rurales y su seguridad alimentaria, entre otros. Finalmente, se tiene en cuenta la evolución que han tenido los sistemas de producción agropecuaria pasando de un enfoque productivista, hacia un modelo donde el nuevo paradigma es la agricultura multifuncional, donde los países en vías de desarrollo pueden tener un papel importante.</text>
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                <text>La zonas intermareales de localidades de la costa norte de Chile afectadas por contaminantes derivados de la minería del cobre, presentan una diversidad de especies sésiles menor que las localidades no afectadas. Girella laevifrons es un pez altamente representado en zonas intermareales rocosas del norte de Chile. En el presente trabajo se analiza y compara la ecología trófica de esta especie, en relación con las diferencias en la composición de especies sésiles de sitios contaminados y no contaminados. Los resultados muestran diferencias significativas en la composición trófica de los ejemplares presentes en los sitios afectados y no afectados. Dentro de los sitios afectados, se observan diferencias en los tamaños y en las concentraciones de cobre corporales, las cuales pueden estar relacionadas directamente con la disponibilidad de alimento e indirectamente con interacciones con otros organismos intermarealesThe intertidal zone at several sites of the northern Chilean coast affected by copper mine tailings, shows a lower diversity of sessile species than the non-affected ones. Girella laevifrons is a fish highly represented in rocky intertidal shores of these sites. In this study we analized and compared, the dietary composition of this species and its relation with the intertidal sessile assemblages of contaminated and non-contaminated sites. The results show significant differences in the dietary composition of the fishes occurring in contaminated and non-contaminated sites. Within the contaminated sites, the differences in body sizes and in the body concentrations of copper could be related directly to the food availability and indirectly to the interactions with other intertidal species</text>
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