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                <text>O conhecimento sobre as problemáticas que envolvem o agrário é necessário para a criação e desenvolvimento de alternativas sustentáveis de produção. Diante disso, objetiva-se com essa pesquisa, retratar os fatores que contribuem para o manejo de solos no brejo paraibano, especificamente em comunidades do sistema de economia familiar do município de Areia. Com auxilio entrevistas e questionários pré-estruturados, foram realizadas visitas nas comunidades: Boa Vista, Mundo Novo e Usina Santa Maria. Em cada comunidade foram realizadas as etapas metodológicas com 15 agricultores, totalizando 45. Além disso, houve um mapeamento de uso da terra. O público entrevistado foi composto por mulheres e homens entre 35 a 65 anos de idade, dentre os quais, 40% não completaram o ensino fundamental. Os entrevistados adotam em suas lavouras um nível tecnológico primitivo. Praticamente não há investimento de capital para o manejo, melhoramento e conservação das condições das terras e das lavouras. Em síntese, diante das práticas observadas, tem-se um ambiente com comprometidas condições edáficas, por um manejo de exaustão, além de eminentes processos de erosão decorrentes do plantio em Áreas de Preservação Permanentes (APPs).</text>
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                <text>Objetivo: la investigación se propone analizar los discursos de medios de comunicación digitales cordobeses con relación a las temáticas Seguridad y Soberanía Alimentarias. Metodología: bajo el enfoque del Análisis Crítico del Discurso se analiza un corpus de 935 noticias publicadas en el período 2012-2015 por cuatro medios, dos de los cuales presentan una posición dominante en el mercado de la prensa local, mientras los restantes se destacan como medios alternativos ligados a movimientos y organizaciones sociales. Resultados: se estudian críticamente los posicionamientos políticos e ideológico-discursivos de los medios seleccionados y su dinámica informativa en el lapso abordado. Limitaciones: este abordaje no incluye las perspectivas de las audiencias de los productos informativos analizados, cuestión que a nivel micro-político podría complementar el análisis desarrollado en torno al impacto social de la agenda mediática local sobre Seguridad y Soberanía alimentarias. Conclusiones: se advierte cómo tanto medios masivos hegemónicos como alternativos manifiestan una lectura parcial de las temáticas referidas. En el marco de la cobertura mediática abordada, a la novedad y reciente repercusión pública y gubernamental de dichas problemáticas, se añade el peso de una trama de intereses ideológico-editoriales subyacente a la perspectiva informativa de cada medio, aspecto sobre el cual se intenta aportar algunos elementos analíticos.</text>
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                <text>O Ministério de Desenvolvimento Agrário estima que 70% dos alimentos consumidos pelos brasileiros provém da agricultura familiar. As feiras livres estão entre as formas de comercialização desse resultado produtivo. A visão nacional desse setor desperta-nos curiosidade e faz com que voltemos o olhar para Sinop-MT, onde as feiras surgiram com o processo de construção da cidade e ainda permanecem na economia local. Interessamo-nos pela relação entre o agricultor, na posição feirante, e o agronegócio, a fim de compreender os processos identificação, seguindo os pressupostos de Michel Pêcheux e Eni Orlandi, no campo da Análise do Discurso.</text>
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                <text>Detecção e monitoramento da resistência do tripes Frankliniella occidentalis ao inseticida espinosade Detection and monitoring of resistance to the insecticide spinosad in the thrips Frankliniella occidentalis</text>
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                <text>Débora Soller Rais, Mário Eidi Sato, Marcos Zatti da Silva</text>
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                <text>O tripes Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande) (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) é uma das pragas mais importantes em cultivos protegidos, principalmente de plantas ornamentais e hortícolas. Entre os problemas enfrentados pelos agricultores estão a dificuldade de seu controle com o uso de inseticidas devido à sua preferência pelas partes internas das flores e a evolução de resistência aos agroquímicos. O objetivo da pesquisa foi caracterizar a resistência de F. occidentalis a espinosade e avaliar a frequência de insetos resistentes ao inseticida, em áreas comerciais de crisântemo de diversos municípios do Estado de São Paulo. Seleções para resistência a espinosade foram realizadas em laboratório, utilizando-se uma população de F. occidentalis, coletada em 2007 de um cultivo comercial de crisântemo em Campinas (SP). No decorrer de sete seleções para resistência, a CL50 de espinosade passou de 8,41 mg i.a. L-1 para 1111 mg i.a. L-1. Comparando-se a linhagem resistente (R) (selecionada) e a suscetível (S), a razão de resistência (CL50 R/CL50 S) atingiu valores de &amp;#8776;280 vezes. Estabeleceu-se uma concentração discriminatória de 98 mg i.a. L-1 para o monitoramento da resistência de F. occidentalis a espinosade. O monitoramento foi realizado coletando-se 19 populações do tripes em áreas comerciais de crisântemo no Estado de São Paulo. Os bioensaios foram realizados com ninfas de segundo ínstar de F. occidentalis, colocadas em arenas de folha de feijão. As aplicações de espinosade, na sua concentração discriminatória, foram realizadas sobre as ninfas em torre de Potter. Os resultados indicaram alta variabilidade entre as populações com relação à suscetibilidade a espinosade. Foram observadas populações com até 40,7% de insetos resistentes. Este é o primeiro relato de resistência de F. occidentalis a espinosade no Brasil.The thrips Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande) (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) is one of the major pests in greenhouses, especially on ornamental plants and vegetables. Among the problems faced by farmers are the difficulties in the control of this pest with the use of insecticides because of its preference for the inner parts of the flowers and the evolution of resistance to agrochemicals. The objective of this research was to characterize the spinosad resistance in F. occidentalis and to assess the frequency of resistant insects in commercial chrysanthemum fields from several counties in the state of São Paulo (SP). Selections for resistance to spinosad were performed under laboratory conditions, using a population of F. occidentalis collected in 2007 in a commercial chrysanthemum field in Campinas (SP). In the course of seven selections for resistance, the LC50 of spinosad increased from 8.41 mg a.i. L-1 to 1,111 mg a.i. L-1. Comparing the resistant (R) and the susceptible (S) strains, the resistance ratio (LC50 R / LC50 S) reached values up to 280-folds. A discriminating concentration of 98 mg a.i. L-1 was established for monitoring the spinosad resistance in F. occidentalis. The survey was conducted by collecting 19 populations of thrips in commercial chrysanthemum fields in the state of São Paulo. The bioassays were conducted with second ínstar nymphs of F. occidentalis, placed in bean leaf disc arenas. The spinosad was sprayed at the discriminating concentration on the nymphs of thrips, using a Potter spray tower. The results indicated high variability in the susceptibility to spinosad among F. occidentalis populations. Populations with up to 40.7% of resistant insects were found. This is the first report on spinosad resistance in F. occidentalis in Brazil.</text>
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                <text>Instituto Agronômico de Campinas</text>
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                <text>In March 2020, the World Health Organisation called for countries to take urgent and aggressive action against a global pandemic caused by COVID-19. Restrictions were introduced in many countries to reduce transmission of COVID-19 and ultimately deaths. Such restrictions have been colloquially referred to as “lockdown”. Anecdotal evidence of the beneficial practices that facilitated safe veterinary treatment and equine care had been reported together with an increase in the use of electronic communication and information technologies during the first “lockdown”. Thus, the aim of this qualitative study was to capture any beneficial changes to racehorse veterinary care that were implemented during the first “lockdown” period in the UK that lasted from 23 March to 12 May 2020. Ten equine veterinary surgeons who primarily treat racehorses and 10 racehorse trainers were interviewed either by telephone or by videoconferencing. After using thematic analysis from a critical realist social constructionist perspective, four themes were identified. These were, firstly, according to our participants, the trainer–vet relationship is predicated upon a good working relationship, secondly, there had been little or no change in the vet–trainer relationship during the first “lockdown” period. Thirdly, when COVID-19 restrictions were in force, more remote consultations took place using images or videos as well as telephone consults, viewed favourably by both trainers and vets, and finally, intermittent connectivity and poor-quality images and videos limited their effectiveness. In order to fully benefit from the positive changes employed by some vets and trainers in their working relationships, we recommend that rural connectivity is prioritised.</text>
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                <text>O trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o crescimento, em casa de vegetação, de mudas de Sesbania virgata (Cav.) Pers., produzidas em substrato de cavas de extração de argila e adubadas com subprodutos orgânicos. As mudas foram cultivadas em vasos de 5 L, adicionando-se ao substrato 'ferkal', composto de lixo urbano e torta de filtro, em diferentes doses (40, 80, 120 e 160 g dm-3), e comparadas com o controle (sem adubação). O experimento foi conduzido em delineamento inteiramente casualizado, com cinco repetições, constituídas de uma planta. Aos quatro meses após a semeadura, foram feitas avaliações de altura, diâmetro do colo, matéria seca da parte aérea e de raízes laterais. Também foram determinados comprimento, área superficial das raízes laterais, colonização micorrízica e teores foliares de N, P e K. O substrato sem adubação originou mudas com maiores dimensões de altura, diâmetro do colo e matéria seca da parte aérea. Contudo, não houve diferenças com relação à matéria seca, comprimento e área superficial das raízes e colonização micorrízica, entre os tratamentos. Constatou-se tendência de crescimento dos valores das características morfológicas da parte aérea das mudas, à medida que as doses foram aumentadas. Os teores foliares de N, P e K das mudas que não receberam adição dos subprodutos foram menores em relação às mudas adubadas. Os resultados evidenciaram que o uso de sesbânia para revegetação de cavas de extração de argila não implica gastos adicionais com fertilizantes orgânicos. Entretanto, a adição dos subprodutos estudados pode favorecer a formação de serapilheira mais rica em nutrientes.</text>
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