Meio ambiente e saúde: perspectiva dos produtores rurais frente ao uso de defensivos agrícolas

Simon, Patrícia Cristina; Cecatto, Ana Paula; Costa, Angélica Reolon da; Câmera, Juliane Nicolodi; Horn, Roberta Cattaneo

doi:10.33448/rsd-v11i8.31394

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“…Brazil is a major producer of grains and food on the planet and according to Simon et al (2022), pesticides or agricultural defensives are chemical products used to control pests and diseases in plants, aiming to increase productivity and product quality. However, increased frequency of use, mode of application, climatic conditions and biotic and abiotic characteristics can define the impact they cause on health and the environment.…”

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The Use of Drones in Agriculture: A Literature Review Between 2012 and 2022

Paiva,

Reis

2023

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With the development of the Global Positioning System (GPS) in agriculture, decisions regarding issues involving planting started to have a greater contribution of technology. Currently, the so-called Agriculture 4.0 is widespread, incorporating connectivity and automation, using machines, vehicles, drones, robots and animals with sensors. The general objective of this article was to analyze the bibliographic production centered on the use of drones in agriculture in Brazil in the period between 2012 and 2022. researches. To fulfill the research objectives, the Systematic Bibliographic Review (RBS) model was used. Through the model, 15 articles were found that deal with the use of drones in Brazil between the years 2012 and 2022. The results show the convergence between the selected articles with regard to the contribution of drones in monitoring the property, in terms of refers to the control of pests, diseases, invasive plants, water deficit, nutritional deficit and the use of pesticides and fertilizers in exact quantity and place on the property. The studies addressed in this article suggest the need for more information to producers regarding the applicability of drones on the farm.

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Section: Agricultural Pesticide Application Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Use of Drones in Agriculture: A Literature Review Between 2012 and 2022

Paiva,

Reis

2023

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“…The factors: increased agricultural commodities, instrumentalization in the field and political easing have made Brazil one of the largest importers of pesticides in the world (Borsoi et al, 2014). This production model is called the "green revolution" or agribusiness, which makes possible the high dependence on pesticides, mechanization of crops, genetic selection of domestic animals with high production potential and the selection of agricultural cultivars with high potential, widespread use of irrigation and drainage systems, as well as dependence on economic and fiscal incentive policies for the promotion and development of contemporary agriculture (Ramos;Simon et al, 2022). This model has several negative impacts on environmental and socioeconomic relations: a) rural exodus of tenant family producers, households, partners and others from the rural environment to the cities; b) condition of the quality of life of the expelled workers; c) ecological imbalance, loss of biological diversity; d) acute and/or chronic poisoning of rural workers and adjacent areas by the intensive use of pesticides (Carneiro;Barbosa et al, 2020).…”

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Incidence of penile neoplasia associated with the use of pesticides in the Irrigated Perimeter Jaguaribe Apodi - Ceará, Brazil: An in silico approach

Sousa

Roberto

Mendes

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The insertion of irrigated perimeters and the intensive use of pesticides made the Baixo Jaguaribe region one of the most critical areas of agribusiness in Ceará. However, the excessive use of pesticides has been associated with increased cases of premature births, congenital malformations and mainly neoplasms, especially penile cancer. Objective: To characterize in silico the pesticides of the triazine group used in the Jaguaribe-Apodi Irrigated Perimeter in the Baixo Jaguaribe region to investigate the relationship between penile cancer associated with the use of pesticides. Methodology: It was given through molecular modeling using Classical Force Field (MMF94) to obtain more stable structures and physicochemical properties and molecular docking to elucidate the possible inhibition between ligand (triazine)-protein (p53). Results: The electronic and structural characterization established that the pesticides of the triazine group are soluble and have no rotation, their double bonds are derived from the heterocyclic ring in their conformations and the stability energies are relatively high. Conclusions: Regarding molecular docking, ametryn and atrazine are likely to initiate a carcinogenic response to workers in the Jaguaribe-Apodi Irrigated Perimeter, i.e., penile cancer, while cyromazine ligand shows no interactions with p53 protein; thus, it does not act with inhibitory potency.

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Meio ambiente e saúde: perspectiva dos produtores rurais frente ao uso de defensivos agrícolas

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

The Use of Drones in Agriculture: A Literature Review Between 2012 and 2022

The Use of Drones in Agriculture: A Literature Review Between 2012 and 2022

Incidence of penile neoplasia associated with the use of pesticides in the Irrigated Perimeter Jaguaribe Apodi - Ceará, Brazil: An in silico approach

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