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                <text>Agricultura urbana y sustentabilidad en Valdivia, Chile. Una nueva alternativa microempresarial</text>
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                <text>Beatriz Vera O.</text>
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                <text>Las microempresa agrícolas urbana se pueden definir, como la agricultura que se realiza al interior o en la periferia de las ciudades. Principalmente son cultivos hortícolas, los que con mayor frecuencia se pueden encontrar en las zonas densamente pobladas.  El objetivo de este estudio, es caracterizar económica, productiva y comercialmente un grupo de empresas dedicadas a la agricultura urbana, así como definir el empleo que ellas originan en la ciudad de Valdivia. Para poder realizar una investigación primero se aplicó el método 'Snowball' para identificar a los agricultores urbanos. Se identificó un total de 22 microempresas que cumplían con los requisitos planteados en esta investigación. Se constató que la agricultura urbana es una fuente importante de empleo permanente en la ciudad de Valdivia, además de ofrecer trabajo temporal en la época estival.</text>
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                <text>Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Architecture</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://revistas.ubiobio.cl/index.php/RU/article/view/321" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://revistas.ubiobio.cl/index.php/RU/article/view/321&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>From where we intervene when we intervene? The case of the 'Tomato Platense Project' ¿Desde dónde intervenimos cuando intervenimos? El caso del 'proyecto Tomate Platense'</text>
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                <text>This work proposes a critical thought on an intervention experience [the 'tomato platense' project] in which the authors of this article have participated since its beginning. Such thought implies to put in evidence and discussion, the 'what' and the 'how' of the intervention for rural development. For this, we work the concepts of: models of development and intervention, technology, hegemony and family farming; and we propose at the same time, a case study methodological strategy. Subsequently, we carry out a description of the intervention process, identifying stages and highlighting aspects that we consider significant. In that regard we envision a process of legitimization of an alternative proposal, which means in a sense a break-up of the technology spiral dominant present in horticultural belt of La Plata. The initial formulation of the proposal arises from a diagnosis made in Cabinet, in the Faculty of Agricultural and Forest Sciences of the UNLP, which has a later participatory becoming, involving partial and periodic reformulation of the initial proposalEste trabajo se propone una reflexión crítica sobre una experiencia de intervención [El Proyecto Tomate Platense] en la que los autores de este artículo hemos participado desde su comienzo. Dicha reflexión implica poner en evidencia y en discusión, el qué y el cómo de la intervención para el desarrollo rural. Para esto, trabajamos los conceptos de: modelos de desarrollo e intervención, tecnología, hegemonía y agricultura familiar; y planteamos a su vez como estrategia metodológica, al estudio de caso. Posteriormente, realizamos una descripción del proceso de la intervención, identificando etapas y poniendo en relieve aspectos que consideramos significativos. En ese sentido visualizamos un proceso de legitimación de una propuesta alternativa, que implica en un sentido un quiebre del espiral tecnológico dominante presente en el cinturón hortícola de La Plata. La formulación inicial de la propuesta surge a partir de un diagnóstico de gabinete, realizado en el ámbito de la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales de la UNLP, que tiene un posterior devenir participativo que implica reformulaciones parciales y periódicas de la propuesta inicial</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://mundoagrario.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/1913" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://mundoagrario.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/1913&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Riego con aguas residuales a los cultivos del sorgo y maíz como alternativa para la producción de alimento animal</text>
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                <text>El trabajo se realizó en la Unidad Básica de Producción Cooperativa 'Camilo Cienfuegos' de la granja urbana del municipio San Miguel del Padrón, en la provincia Ciudad de La Habana, con el objetivo de estudiar el efecto del riego con aguas residuales sobre el rendimiento de los cultivos sorgo (Sorghum bicolor. L. Moench var. Blanco C-21) y maíz (Zea mays. L var. Tusón), para incrementar la producción de granos, destinado a la alimentación animal en la agricultura urbana. Los tratamientos estudiados fueron T1: riego con aguas residuales y T2: en condiciones de secano. El sistema de riego utilizado fue aspersión semiestacionario (aspersor 5022 de 960 L·h-1 espaciado a 12 m x 12 m). Se aplicó una dosis neta total de 1775,4 m3·ha-1 de aguas residuales, distribuida en 31 riegos que permitieron incrementar significativamente el rendimiento en granos de los cultivos de sorgo y maíz con valores de 4,29 t·ha-1 y 1,73 t·ha-1 respectivamente con relación al tratamiento de secano.</text>
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                <text>In this article, we analyze the changes in family production systems throughout their productive paths, emphasizing the changes occurred due to the implementation of palm oil in these systems in Eastern Amazon. The survey was conducted in Northeastern Pará (main oil palm expansion area), where 162 questionnaires were applied to family farmers integrated into palm agribusinesses and also a retrospective analysis was held in 10 farms. As main results, five types of production systems combining palm culture with other activities, such as annual crops cultivation, agroforestry systems (SAF), black pepper and cattle, were identified. In the trajectory analysis, typology revealed three trajectory groups: 1) the trajectory of annual crops with a tendency to specialization in oil palm cultivation; 2) the trajectory of perennial (highlighting black pepper and fruit in SAF) and palm, and; 3) the trajectory of livestock and oil palm. What differentiates the trajectories are the strategies developed by each family to ensure their social reproduction through agriculture. It was concluded that the implementation of palm culture caused changes in the structure, organization and course of production systems, but the changes are not only practical, but also symbolic, because the system integration represents ' modernity ' to family farmers, by having all the financial and technological apparatus that traditional cultures in the region, such as cassava, do not. So for farmers this is the main alternative for development.</text>
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                <text>In this paper we call into question the relationship between development, inequality and territory in the current context of globalization and within the framework of public policies designed, supposedly, to benefit those social actors with fewer resources.In order to do this, we focus on a case study in the northeast of the province of Misiones, Argentina. Here tobacco production, forestry and alternative family farming (AF) (dedicated to food production) are in dispute over the territory, leading to conflict over private land occupation. The analysis evidences: (a) The territorial changes resulting from globalization processes in local areas. (b) The ways in which these changes affect and limit the development proposals arising from public policy aimed at alleviating social inequality (...) The study is based on a qualitative methodology focused on a case study and centered in interviews conducted during 2008 and 2009 to the main actors involved in the conflict over land in the northeast area of the province of Misiones, Argentina.The study shows the contradictions of public policy that proclaim productive growth and development in a legal framework for liberalization and deregulation in favor of large-scale transnational investment, underpinned by large-scale productive activities, highly demanding of land and water. Such investments, by contrast, have an insubstantial labor requirement (...)En el presente trabajo buscamos poner en cuestión la relación entre desarrollo, desigualdad y territorio en el contexto actual de la globalización y en el marco de las políticas públicas dirigidas, supuestamente, a favorecer a los actores sociales de menores recursos. Para ello nos centramos en un estudio de caso en el nordeste de la provincia de Misiones, Argentina. Aquí la actividad tabacalera, la forestación y la agricultura familiar (AF) alternativa (orientada a la producción de alimentos) entran en disputa por el territorio, dando lugar a conflictos por la ocupación de tierras privadas. Su análisis y devenir evidencia: (a) Las transformaciones territoriales resultantes de los procesos de avance de la globalización en ámbitos locales. (b) Los modos en que dichas transformaciones condicionan y limitan las propuestas de desarrollo originadas desde la política pública dirigida a paliar la desigualdad social. Para avanzar en la explicación de estos procesos consideramos necesario: (a) Reconocer las diferentes visiones y modalidades que dan cuenta de la desigualdad social, económica, política e institucional, tanto desde la perspectiva de los actores, como en sus expresiones materiales en el territorio en cuestión. (b) Identificar las relaciones de poder presentes en dicho ámbito (en particular en relación a la disputa por el uso y apropiación del recurso tierra). Y (c) examinar los distintos y contradictorios modelos y propuestas de desarrollo que dichas relaciones expresan. El estudio se basa en una metodología cualitativa sustentada en un estudio de caso y centrada en entrevistas realizadas durante 2008 y 2009 a los principales actores de un conflicto por la tierra situado en el nordeste de Misiones. El trabajo muestra las contradicciones de las políticas públicas que postulan crecimiento productivo y desarrollo en un marco legal de liberalización y desregulación a favor del ingreso de grandes inversiones transnacionales, sustentadas en actividades productivas a gran escala, altamente demandantes de tierra y agua. Inversiones que, contrariamente, tienen un débil requerimiento de fuerza de trabajo. Esta concepción de desarrollo, implícita en la propuesta de crecimiento económico de los sectores que hegemonizan el poder económico, visualiza la desigualdad social como una 'externalidad negativa' que, de algún modo debe ser contenida, asistida; desconociendo, ignorando u ocultando que sólo a partir de cambios estructurales es posible superar aquellas desigualdades. En definitiva, se trata de un marco conceptual, ideológico y pragmático que implica un contexto inviable para la agricultura familiar. Por su parte, los pequeños productores y trabajadores rurales que logran alcanzar un mayor grado de comprensión de estos procesos, cuestionan el modelo de desarrollo dominante, así como las alianzas estratégicas que el estado tiene y mantiene con los sectores de poder. Y desde esta perspectiva, luchan por desempeñar un rol en el desarrollo a partir de la producción de alimentos, desde y para su lugar y/o su provincia.</text>
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                <text>Aquella escena que por vez primera ven los astronautas desde el firmamento, comunicando asombrados la existencia de un 'planeta azul', está demasiado lejos de ser aquella imagen estática y sublime, de una esfera prístina con sus recursos hídricos puros y en equilibrio constante. El escenario precipitado por nuestras conductas y hábitos adquiridos, podrían inducir un desastre de magnitud planetaria, si no somos capaces de reaccionar ante los impactos ambientales que estamos causando a las cada vez más frágiles ecologías escalares.</text>
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                <text>O queijo 'mineiro artesanal' é um produto tradicional elaborado em queijarias pequenas em propriedades rurais de agricultura familiar. O trabalho foi realizado em uma propriedade produtora típica de queijo Canastra com instalações adequadas para a produção de Queijo Minas Artesanal, localizada na região da Canastra para representar as condições reais do produto. Foram realizadas (quatro) fabricações de queijos, cada uma com volume de 100 litros de leite. Foram testadas duas concentrações de 'pingo' (0,2 e 0,4%) sobre o volume total de leite. Além desta variante, foram avaliados dois tipos de tratamento da casca, empregando embalagens plásticas e uma resina para queijo. As análises físico-químicas mostraram que as doses de 0,2 e 0,4 % de 'pingo' na fabricação não provocaram mudanças significativas no pH do queijo. O tratamento da casca com resina apresentou um bom desempenho, visto que manteve uma boa aparência do queijo, evitou o crescimento de fungos e não alterou o sabor típico do produto.</text>
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                <text>Los actores de la feria del Parque Oliver: sus causas y azares</text>
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                <text>Desde el año 2012 en uno de los parques tradicionales de Santa Rosa (La Pampa), un entramado de actores que producen, comercializan y reflexionan sobre la alimentación como un acto político, hacen la Feria del parque Oliver. Sus miembros son actores independientes y auto-convocados que trabajan de manera horizontal. Su principal objetivo es promover una alimentación sana que comience por reconocer la procedencia del alimento, su forma de producción y elaboración. Por eso la FERIA apuesta a la comercialización directa, al intercambio de alimentos frescos y evita la reventa de productos. En la actualidad es la única feria autogestiva que funciona de manera sistemática y es muy resistida por las autoridades municipales. Por su particularidad, tanto política como cultural, abordamos a partir de los relatos de vida de los feriantes, cómo y por qué surgió la Feria del parque Oliver, y cómo y por qué aún permanece en un lugar donde sectores influyentes se resisten a reconocerla. Para lograr nuestro propósito, realizamos entrevistas con diferentes modalidades, observaciones y reconstruimos relatos de vida. Para triangular la información que registrábamos, construimos con la participación de 10 entrevistados sus diagramas biográficos. También, para fortalecer los datos construidos, analizamos los discursos que la propia FERIA elabora para su exterior y aquellos que surgen de la forma en cómo los medios la conciben. Con las entrevistas, de manera central, recuperamos los recuerdos por parte de los entrevistados, de sucesos o procesos que permitan explicar sus presencias estructurantes de/en la FERIA. Luego de dos años de participación, identificamos tres ideas fuerzas que nos permiten comprender por qué un grupo de personas se junta todos los sábados a comercializar productos e intercambiar saberes en el parque Oliver. Son elaboraciones recurrentes que los feriantes relevados utilizan para explicar, entre otras cosas, su vínculo con la FERIA. Las ideas fuerzas registradas son: -La Feria del Oliver como un modo de vida crítico a lo establecido -La Feria del Oliver como alimentación sana -La Feria del Oliver como mercado sin intermediarios, solidario y 'buena onda'.  Director: Mendoza, Mario Eduardo</text>
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                <text>The emergence of the work class 'family farmer' as individuals with rights in the path of the Brazilian rural syndicalism A emergência dos 'agricultores familiares' como sujeitos de direitos na trajetória do sindicalismo rural brasileiro</text>
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                <text>The process of the family farmers' recognition as individuals with rights demonstrates having their first roots, in spite of being recent, if compared to the history of the Brazilian rural syndicalism, still in the constitution of the labor-syndical legislation in 1930. Therefore, seeking to explore that process the present paper has as objective to analyze the family farmers' emergence as individuals of rights in the contemporary Brazilian society, analyzing the processes of formation of the rural syndicalism and the expansion of the labor law for the rural workers as a form of accomplishment of a 'regulated citizenship' until the decade of 1970; the urge to the official syndicalism, the structuring of a 'new syndicalism' and the new social actors' appearance in the field, which made possible the enlargement of the citizenship spaces in the period of re-democratization in Brazil; the 'crisis' of the new syndicalism, the creation of new syndical structures 'apart' of the official structure (syndicalism of the family agriculture) and the emergency of the 'family farmers' as subject of rights in the recent periodO processo de reconhecimento dos agricultores familiares como sujeitos de direitos apesar de ser recente quando pensado a partir da trajetória do sindicalismo rural brasileiro demonstra ter suas primeiras raízes ainda na constituição da legislação trabalhista-sindical dos anos de 1930. Visando explorar esse processo o artigo tem por objetivo analisar a emergência dos agricultores familiares como sujeitos de direitos na sociedade brasileira contemporânea. Analisa-se os processos de formação do sindicalismo rural e de expansão da legislação trabalhista para os trabalhadores rurais como forma de realização de uma 'cidadania regulada' até a década de 1970; o questionamento do sindicalismo oficial, a estruturação de um 'novo sindicalismo' e a emergência de novos atores sociais no campo, que possibilitaram a ampliação dos espaços de cidadania no período de redemocratização do Brasil; a 'crise' do novo sindicalismo, a criação de novas estruturas sindicais 'por fora' da estrutura oficial (sindicalismo da agricultura familiar) e a emergência dos 'agricultores familiares' como sujeitos de direitos no período recente</text>
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                <text>Agricultura Familiar, Sujeitos de direitos, cidadania, sindicalismo da agricultura familiar, sindicalismo dos trabalhadores rurais</text>
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                <text>Mundo Agrario</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional de La Plata</text>
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                <text>Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform, Sociology (General)</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://mundoagrario.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/620" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://mundoagrario.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/620&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Caracterização física e química dos frutos nos diferentes quadrantes da planta e germinação de sementes do portaenxerto cítrico tangerineira 'Sunki'</text>
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                <text>Jackson Mirellys Azevêdo Souza, Joyce Helena Modesto, Sarita Leonel, Bruno Henrique Leite Gonçalves, Rafael Augusto Ferraz</text>
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                <text>A tangerineira 'Sunki' apresenta grande relevância para a citricultura brasileira por apresentar importantes características para o melhoramento genético e por ser considerada um ótimo portaenxento. Neste contexto, objetivou-se com o presente trabalho estudar a caracterização dos frutos do portaenxerto cítrico 'Sunki', em função da posição dos mesmos na planta e também, avaliar a germinação de suas sementes. As características físicas avaliadas foram massa do fruto, diâmetros longitudinal e equatorial dos frutos, relação diâmetro longitudinal/diâmetro equatorial, número de gomos por frutos, massa de gomos e de casca e número de sementes viáveis por fruto. Quanto à caracterização química, foi avaliado acidez titulável, sólidos solúveis, 'Ratio', pH e vitamina C. Para a avaliação dessas variáveis, os frutos foram obtidos dos quadrantes nordeste, sudoeste, noroeste e sudeste. Com relação à avaliação da germinação das sementes, foram utilizadas diferentes doses de ácido giberélico e Stimulate. As sementes, extraídas de frutos maduros, foram lavadas, secadas à sombra e armazenadas em BOD. Logo após, estas foram tratadas com biorreguladores por 24 horas. Depois da embebição, as sementes foram colocadas no germinador em papel germitest. Após o inicio do processo germinativo, as avaliações foram realizadas diariamente até o trigésimo quarto dia. Frutos da tangerineira 'Sunki' apresentam boa uniformidade quanto à posição dos frutos na copa; o uso de ácido giberélico e de bioestimulante é promissor para uso comercial na germinação de sementes desse portaenxerto.</text>
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                <text>citrus sunki hort. ex tanaka. qualidade dos frutos. biorreguladores</text>
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