Planting density in cowpea productivity and weed suppression | Author : Monique Feitosa da Costa Sousa, Francisco Martins de Castro, Leandro Amorim Damasceno, Carlos Henrique Lima de Matos | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this research was to evaluate the influence of the planting density of cowpea on the production and weed
suppression. The cowpea cultivars used were BRS Arace and BRS Guariba. The experiment was a split plot scheme in a
randomized complete block design. The plots treatments were the densities and the subplots were the weed control methods.
The BRS Arace populations that maximized the interception of irradiance were 166,667 and 181,739 plants ha-1
, before flowering and during the full bloom, respectively. The highest numbers of pods per plot and grain productivity were found in the populations of 128,000 and 121,000 ha-1 plants in BRS Arace. |
| Development and production of BRS quênia grass submitted to nitrogen fertilization doses | Author : Fernando Luiz Silva, Karoline Jenniffer Heidrich, Marcus Henrique Martins e Silva, Samoel Oliveira de Castro, Soraia Olivastro Teixeira | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this work was to evaluate the growth and productivity of BRS Quênia grass (Panicum maximum) submitted
to nitrogen fertilization in Alta Floresta, MT. The highest dry matter yields occurred at doses 150 and 300 kg ha-1
. It was observed the occurrence of green leafhopper (Empoasca kraemeri) in the final period of the experiment. The BRS Quênia grass, under the conditions of the experiment, presented a high response to nitrogen fertilization. The dose of 150 kg of N ha-1 is recommended. Further studies are suggested to verify the susceptibility of BRS Quênia grass under the occurrence of the green leafhopper (E. kraemeri) and to identify the best conditions for the maximum performance of this forage in the region. |
| Metabolic profile of Moxotó breed goats during the gestation, delivery, and postpartum periods | Author : Daniel N de A Gonçalves, Pierre C Soares, Emanuel F de Oliveira Filho, Emanuela P de Mesquita, Sebastião I Guido, Dayane S Peixoto, Rafael A da Silva Júnior, Cláudio C Bartolomeu, Marleyne J A A L Amorim | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :There is particular interest in knowledge of the physiological alterations that occur during the transition period, with the
aim of understanding the intensity of metabolic alterations and their impacts on animal health. Due to the paucity of data
on Moxotó females, related to the dynamics of the energy profile, protein, and mineral metabolites, the present study aimed to evaluate the profile of some blood biomarkers during the transition period. There was significant variation in metabolic dynamics related to energy, protein, and mineral profiles. There is a need for further study of other parameters, rendering them reference values in the different periods of gestation, particularly in the final third of gestation, when metabolic diseases can occur, putting the lives of the animals at risk. |
| First report of Diaporthe arecae causing leaf spot on Cenostigma tocantinum in Brazil | Author : Blenda Naara Santos da Silva, Nonato Junior Ribeiro dos Santos, Sulianne Idalior Paião Rosado | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The forest species popularly known as “pau-pretinho” (Cenostigma tocantinum Ducke) is one of the most used in urban arborization of the municipality of Manaus, Amazonas (Brazil). It is a native
species to the Amazon and has low susceptibility to attack by pests and pathogens (GARCIA; MORAES; LIMA 2009). Throughout the year 2018, symptoms were observed on the leaves positioned
in the lower third of the crown of C. tocantinum trees. The symptoms were characterized by areas of light brown color in the center and dark brown edges observed on leaves. |
| Metabolic profile and renal function of lambs fed with maniçoba hay replacement by spineless cactus | Author : Luciana N F Gouveia, Pierre C Soares, Marismênia S C Moura, Tomás G P da Silva, Izildo F da Silva Neto, Daniel N de A Guimarães, Daniel B C, Ângela M V Batista, Francisco F R de Carvalho | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of the replacement of maniçoba hay with spineless cactus on the
metabolic response and renal function of lambs. Blood and urine samples were collected 55 days after introduction of the
tested diets. No blood parameters were affected and the urinary concentration of urea, creatinine, and potassium was
influenced by diet with decreasing linear behavior. The urinary glucose excretion index and the fractional urinary excretion
of glucose increased linearly. The spineless cactus does not negatively impact in the metabolic profile and renal function
of confined lambs, suggesting that it may replace up to 100% of the maniçoba hay. |
| Doses of boron in sunflower growing development | Author : Douglas Rafael Pedrini Marcondes, Suzana Pereira de Melo, Larissa Venucia Freitag Varjão Alves, Milton Ferreira de Moraes | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to verify the influence of boron (B) doses on soil boron availability and sunflower
characteristics in Tangará da Serra - MT. A randomized block design with four replicates, six doses of B (0; 0,5; 1,0; 1,5;
2,0 and 4,0 kg ha -1 of B) was used, using boric acid. B content in soil, leaf B concentration, stem diameter, plant height,
leaf diameter, mass of 1,000 achenes, shoot dry mass and yield were evaluated. All characteristics were influenced. The
dose of 4 kg ha-1 provided toxicity to plants with negative effects on shoot diameter and shoot dry mass. |
| Phosphorus sources: effects on mahogany nursery trees | Author : Nonato Junior Ribeiro dos Santos, José Zilton Lopes Santos, Carlos Alberto Franco Tucci, Bruno Fernando Faria Pereira, Arnon Afonso de Souza Cardoso, Elias Paiva Farias, Tainá Azevedo de Jesus | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Questions persist regarding the best phosphorus (P) sources for tropical soils, especially for forest species. We evaluated
the effects of four different P sources (single superphosphate - SSP; triple superphosphate - TSP; Arad reactive rock
phosphate - ARP and Yoorin thermophosphate - YT) on nutrients accumulation, phosphorus use efficiency and growth on
mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla King.) Mahogany is responsive to P fertilizer, however the high water soluble (TSP
and SSP) and citric acid (YT) phosphorus sources had a similar effect on mahogany growth. It suggests that the seedlings
producer can use any of them but should avoid the use of the ARP source in this stage of plant growth. |
| Outbreak of enzootic ataxia in lambs in the semi-arid state of Pernambuco, Brazil | Author : Emanuel F de Oliveira Filho, Pierre C Soares, Marta Miranda, José A B Afonso, Carla L Mendonça, Rodolfo J C Souto, Daniel N de A Gonçalves, Antônio F M Dantas, Taciana H Kunst, Ana P S Paim, Marta López-Alonso | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :An outbreak of delayed enzootic ataxia in lambs in southern in the southern semi-arid state of Pernambuco. Affected lambs
(n=18) showed symptoms of ataxia of the hind limbs, as well as difficulty in getting up and inability to walk, with a "dog
sitting" posture. Histopathological examination of the spinal cord revealed vacuolization, axonal spheroids and myelin
remains phagocytosed by macrophages and demyelination of the white matter. Low serum concentration of copper (6.88
µmol/L) was observed. Serum iron, zinc and molybdenum concentrations were at normal levels for the species. Clinical
and laboratory data allowed concluding diagnosis of primary enzootic ataxia. |
| Reaction of chickpea genotypes to root knot nematodes Meloidogyne incognita race 1 and Meloidogyne enterolobii | Author : J F B Neto, J B Pinheiro, G O da Silva, D Biscaia, A G Macedo, P P da Silva, W M Nascimento | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this work was to evaluate the reaction of chickpea genotypes to the Embrapa Vegetables germplasm bank for resistance to Meloidogyne incognita race 1 and M. enterolobii, aiming to identify sources of resistance to these root knot nematodes, and to verify haw this culture is affected by M. enterolobii. The two nematodes species were inoculated in the chickpea genotypes, and 104 days after inoculation were evaluated the egg mass index (IMO) and gall index (IG), number of eggs per gram of root (NOGR) and of the
reproduction factor (FR). The data were submitted to individual and joint analysis of variance for the two species of
nematodes and grouping of means of the treatments by Scott-Knott test. Was verified that for both species root-knot
nematodes were not possible to identify resistant chickpea genotypes, but as field control is difficult, researches such as
these to search for sources of resistance are important. |
| Consortium of culture of corn with forage plants | Author : Altamir Matias Pimenta Neto, Ariel Muncio Compagnon, Guilherme Santos Ventura, Fernando Henrique Arriel, Murilo Lopes dos Santos | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this work was to evaluate the phytotechnical characteristics and corn productivity in a consortium with
forages, in different sowing modalities. It was evaluated: dry matter of corn plant, forage and total straw, plant heights,
stem insertion, stalk diameters, ear and cob, number of rows of grains, ear masses, ear grains, ear corn, 1000 grains and
productivity. The corn consortium with Urochloas did not change the phytotechnical characteristics compared to single
corn. As there were no differences in productivity, the modalities of sowing in the line (seed mixed with the fertilizer) are
a good alternative, since they reduce operational expenses. |
| Nitrogen cover fertilization in lettuce production | Author : João Vitor de Oliveira Mattoso, Natália Barreto Meneses, Letícia Serpa dos Santos, Bruna Regina Galvão da Cruz | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of the present work was to define the dose of N in the necessary cover to the greater development of the
cultivated Vanda cultivar. Five treatments, doses of N applied in a cover (0, 30, 60, 90 and 120 kg ha-1 ) and four replicates,
were given in equal doses at 10, 20, 30 days after transplantation (DAT). Harvest was carried out at 60 DAT where they
evaluated: leaf number, plant height, leaf width, leaf length, plant width, stem diameter and total productivity. The 98.5 kg
ha-1 dose of N in cover fertilization provided a better development in field cultivated lettuce. |
| Concentration of hydrocyanic acid in fresh and conserved maniçoba | Author : Tomás G Pereira da Silva, Adriana Guim, Cíntia R de Lima Costa, Carlos H da Silva Mendes, Levi A Lopes, Edwilka O Cavalcante, Júlio C dos S Nascimento, Bruno L Viana | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to quantify the concentration of hydrocyanic acid (HCN) in the morphological components
of fresh maniçoba at different ages of growth and conserved as hay and silage. At the 30th day, the highest HCN values
were found in all morphological components and at all ages the HCN concentrations were higher in the leaf. Silage and
hay processes promoted a decrease of 67.03 and 91.15%, respectively, in the HCN values in relation to the fresh plant.
Maniçoba leaf have a higher HCN content, especially when younger. Forage conservation methods reduce the
concentration of HCN in maniçoba. |
| Effects of temperature, rainfall and drought on cassava productivity parameters in southern of Santa Catarina, Brazil | Author : Augusto Carlos Pola, Alexsander Luis Moreto, Eduardo da Costa Nunes | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The interrelations between the number of tuberous root per plant, yield and dry matter content of roots of the Mandim
Branca cultivar in 19 years of cultivation were evaluated, as well as the simple linear correlations of these variables with
meteorological elements and drought in Jaguaruna, SC, Brazil. The three productive variables presented statistically
significant correlations (p <0.05), positive and moderate among them. Mean temperature and precipitation presented
negative and moderate correlation coefficients with yield and dry matter content. The maximum temperature presented a
direct relation with the three productive variables. The number of tuberous roots per plant showed positive and strong
correlations with maximum temperature and negative with drought duration in the first five months after planting. The
duration of drought showed an inverse relation with the three productive variables. The results indicated that both water
deficiencies and high precipitation in the post-planting period may decrease cassava productivity under the edaphoclimatic
conditions of the present study. |
| Emergency and initial growth of guandu beans in the function of substrates and salinity of irrigation water | Author : Beatriz de Abreu Araújo, Francisco José Carvalho Moreira, Fernando Lisboa Guedes | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :One of the factors of greatest concern in current agriculture is the salinization of soil, especially irrigated land, with
inadequate management of irrigation and fertilizers used in agriculture, one of the main determinants responsible for
increasing the area with degraded soils. In the northeastern wilderness, evapotranspiration overcomes precipitation and, as
a consequence, makes it impossible to percolate the water through the profile and, consequently, does not result in the
leaching of soil salts. Considering the conditions present in the northeastern semi-arid region and the problems caused by
salinization of soils, the present study had the objective of evaluating emergence and initial growth of pigeon pea as a
function of two substrates and irrigation water salinity levels. The experiment was conducted at Green House, at the Federal
Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Ceará - Campus Sobral. According to the results observed in the trial,
the cultivar BRS Mandarim obtained a higher survival rate, with the increase of the level of salinity in clayey substrate;
All variables analyzed were influenced by treatments; the cultivar normally germinated up to the level 3.0 dS m-1
, behaving like a plant with moderate capacity of tolerance to the salinity. |
| Cricopharyngeal achalasia in a Golden Retriever dog - case report | Author : Carlos Maia Bettini, Bernardo Kemper, Marcela Baggio Luz, Eduardo Kato Watanabe, Alefe Caliani Carrera, Isabela Ferraro Moreno | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Cricopharyngeal achalasia is a disorder that causes decrease in the muscle relaxation of the esophageal musculature. As
consequence, the food bolus has its passage interrupted at the oropharynx, through the cranial esophagus sphincter. This
work reports the case of a Golden Retriever dog, which after anamnesis and clinical evaluation, was diagnosed through
contrast radiography with Cricopharyngeal Achalasia. The treatment consisted in surgery, using the cricopharyngeal
myectomy technique. The results of the surgery were favorable, and the patient was monitored for six months after the
procedure, ensuring that there was no recurrence of clinical signs. |
| Doses of potassium fertilization in arugula (Eruca sativa L.) culture in soil with mean potassium availability | Author : Natália Barreto Meneses, Letícia Serpa dos Santos, Fabricio Simone Zera, Francisco Soler-Neto | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This work aimed to evaluate the interference of doses of potassium in arugula culture. The experiment was conducted in a
rural property in Borborema - SP. A randomized complete block design with five treatments (0; 50; 100; 150 e 200 kg ha1 de KCl) and four replications was used. Were evaluated Dry mass (g); Root size (cm); Number of sheets. There was no
significant difference between the treatments and the control in any parameter evaluated. It is concluded that the supply of
this nutrient via fertilization does not provide increases in arugula productivity. |
| Histomorphometric evaluation of the ruminal epithelium of goats fed with cactus cladodes | Author : Tomás G Pereira da Silva, Andreza G de Oliveira Nascimento, Joana A Munhame, Ângela M Vieira Batista, Adriana Guim, Valdemiro A da Silva Júnior, Francisco F Ramos de Carvalho, Maria E Gomes de Barros | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to investigate the effects of diets with cactus cladodes on histomorphometric parameters of
the rumen epithelium in goats. The animals submitted to the control diets had a dorsal sac with a greater thickness of the
keratinized layer and nonkeratinized layers of the ruminal epithelium compared to those fed with Nopalea cochenillifera
Salm-Dyck, without significant difference in treatment with the Opuntia stricta [Haw.] Haw. (O.E.M.). There was no
significant difference (P<0.05) for any parameters analyzed in the ventral sac of the rumen. The diets based on Tifton-85
hay associated or not with cactus cladodes O.E.M. can cause a change in the morphology of the ruminal epithelium. |
| Sensory assessment of commercial samples of pre-ready mixtures for chocolate flavor cake | Author : Lorran Francisco Correa da Silva, Nágele Carolina Fraga, Leandro Vinicius Bernardes, Giovana Figueiredo Romero, Scarlet Coelho Araujo, Mariana Borges de Lima Dutra | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This work aimed to evaluate the quality of pre-ready mixtures for chocolate-flavored cake. The sensory analysis employed
approached the acceptance test and the intention to buy test and the ideal test, being performed by 120 consumers. The
results obtained through ANOVA indicated that the C sample was the one that presented the highest acceptance, in contrast
the F sample showed less acceptance. For the intention of purchase test it was observed that it was proportional to the
acceptability of the samples. The Internal Preference Map proved the results of ANOVA and the intention of purchase test. |
| Hygienic-sanitary and physical condition of a snack bar of Presidente Figueiredo – Amazon. | Author : Veranilce Souza Dutra, Érica Corrêa dos Santos, Francisco Martins de Castro, Ana Paula Costa de Carvalho | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :According to the Sanitary Surveillance, good handling practices are procedures that must be adopted by food service
providers in order to ensure hygienic sanitary quality and their compliance with sanitation legislation. The objective of the
present study was to evaluate the physical and hygienic conditions of snack bars in the city of Presidente Figueiredo - AM, through a questionnaire of 51 questions, which was adapted from Resolutions 216/2004, 275/2002 and Municipal decree 125/2002. As an overview of the checklist, 68% of the snack bars were considered regular; 29% were good and 3% were bad. Despite the favorable result, many aspects regarding handling food still need to be improved in Presidente Figueiredo’s snack bars. |
| Serum concentration of Troponin I and myocardial fraction of creatinaquinase (CK-MB) in dairy goats in peripatum | Author : Daniel N de Araújo Gonçalves, Pierre C Soares, Emanuel F Oliveira Filho, Carla L de Mendonça, José A B Afonso, Francisco F R Carvalho, Andreia F de Souza; Ayna A A da Silva; Rebeka M Pontes, Cleyton C D Carvalho | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :It was verified the dynamics of biomarkers of cardiac muscle activity (troponin I and CK-MB) in Saanen goats in the
peripartum period. There was no significant variation (P>0.05) in the variables in the prepartum, delivery and postpartum
periods. Highly negative correlation was observed between plasma ß-Hydroxybutyrate concentration with glucose (r=0.60,
P<0.0001) and moderately negative between ß-Hydroxybutyrate and troponin (r=0.45, P<0.0001). Blood levels of Troponin I and CK-MB are detectable in the blood of Saanen goats in the transition period, and these data can be used as
reference values for metabolic profile study in different metabolic and reproductive conditions. Scientific investigations
are needed to better understand the specific effect of the transition period on myocardial integrity and interaction between biomarkers of energy metabolism in dairy goats. |
| Corpora lutea with cavity in bovine ovary - case report | Author : Fabrício Dias Alves Gularte, Gabriel Brocessewisk Strada, Patrícia de Freitas Salla | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The cavitary corpus luteum is the premature closure of the place where ovulation occurred. Its basic cause is a failure of
the pituitary gland, which ends up releasing a quantity of insufficient luteinizing hormone, for the adequate development
of the corpus luteum. We describe at a present case of cavitary corpus luteum, diagnose by histopathological examination,
in one of the ovaries of a cow slaughtered in a slaughterhouse. In live animals, the cavitary corpus luteum by rectal palpation
has the same characteristics as a normal, large and swollen corpus luteum. It is diagnosed only bay ultrasonography,
ovariectomy accompanied by histophatology or post-mortem. The objective of this study is to report the case of cavity
corpus luteum emphasizing its importance. |
| Performance of Santa Inês lambs fed with diet added of monensina | Author : Patrícia Maria de França, Franciele de Oliveira, Fabrício Leonardo Alves Ribeiro, Amanda Vasconcelos Guimarães, Iris Leal Vasconcelos, Iraídes Ferreira Furusho Garcia | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of the monensin increased in the diet of lambs, in feedlot and
slaughtered at 45 kg on performance. Were used 12 lambs in a completely randomized design, with the animals distributed
in two treatments with six replicates per treatment. Namely: 1) Control diet and 2) Diet increased with monensin. Data
were analyzed by GLM procedure of Statistical Analysis System (SAS) and means compared by t test. The use of monensin
increased daily weight gain, but didn’t affect consumption. The use of monensin in the diet of confined lambs may be
favorable because it can reduce the time of confinement. |
| Cobalt hepatic concentration in goats and sheep raised in Pernambuco Sertão, Brazil. | Author : Daniel N de Araújo Gonçalves, Emanuel F de Oliveira Filho, Pierre C Soares, Felipe R Correia, Allan V dos Santos Marques, Rebeka P Menezes, Ayna A Apolinário da Silva, Bruna H de S Silva | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Cobalt (Co) is a very important mineral in animal metabolism, mainly for the synthesis of vitamin B12. The objective of
this study was to assess the hepatic concentration of Co in goats and sheep in the wilderness of the State of Pernambuco,
taking into account factors of seasonality, species and sex. It was observed that hepatic concentrations of Co are at adequate
levels and were not influenced by the seasonal period, species and sex. The data serve as a reference for the diagnosis on
Co in these species created in the wilderness Pernambucano, but more research is necessary, since the region is known to
present animals with several deficiencies of macro and microminerals. |
| Characteristics of the pasture, diet and grazing behavior of goats in silvopastoral system | Author : Rosianne Mendes de Andrade da Silva Moura, Maria Elizabete de Oliveira, José Wilgney Miguel Teixeira, Joaquim Calixto de Sousa Guerra, Jandson Vieira Costa, Antonia Leidiana Moreira | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The botanical composition and grazing behavior of goats were evaluated and grazed plants were identified in silvopastoral
system area and different seasons of the year in the Mid-North of Brazil, Piaui state. Six adult goats were arranged in
completely randomized desing, factorial 3x5, with three seasons of the year (dry, transition and rainy) and five months of
evaluation, and six replicates. The time of year influences the forage production and the composition of the pasture, besides
the grazing behavior. Regrowths of woody species participate in the diet of goats, being important the management of areas
of silvopastoral systems with maintenance of the known species that make up the diet of these animals. |
| Unilateral aseptic necrosis of the femur head in a bitch without a defined breed - case report. | Author : Lucas Gomes da Silva, Luís Felipe Lageano Benites, Julia Mascarello, Bruno Cálido Almeida, Nickson Milton Corrêa Siqueira, Joyce Maira de Araújo, Joyce Katiuccia Medeiros Ramos Carvalho | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of the study was to report a left unilateral aseptic necrosis of the femoral head in a female dog. It had a history
of trauma in the left hind limb, keeping it raised when walking, with pain and discomfort to palpation. It was submitted to
a dorsal x-ray examination with a morphological alteration report of the left proximal epiphysis and presence of radiolucent
areas, suggestive of the condition diagnosed in the clinical evaluation. She was referred for left femoral head excision
surgery and then physical therapy. Because it is easily confused with other locomotor lesions, clinical evaluation together
with radiographic examinations is extremely important in this disease. |
| Control of the ectoparasite of bovines Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus, through the use of Clove essential oil (Syzygium aromaticum) and Neem oil (Azadirachta indica) | Author : Matheus Diniz Gonçalves Coêlho, Laís Fernanda Marques Barbosa, Thainá Ferreira Franco, Kaio Sendretti de Almeida, Gokithi Akisue | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus is the ectoparasite that most affects the cattle herds in the country, responsible for
considerable economic losses, due to the harms that cause to the health of the animals. The objective of this work was to
evaluate the essential oil of the Indian Clove and the Neem oil for the in vitro control of this ectoparasite. The concentrations
of 0.5%, 1% and 2% of the oils were used. The essential oil of Clove of India demonstrated 100% effectiveness at 2% and
97.09% of ovariostatic activity. Neem oil, on the other hand, was not effective in mortality, but it demonstrated satisfactory
results ovariostatic activity. |
| Pregnancy index of cows using progesterone after fixed-time artificial insemination. | Author : Rafaela T. Benedito Alves, Rodrigo Gonçalves Mateus, Danaila Bruneli Fernandes Gama, Lucas Gomes da Silva, João Victor de Souza Martins, Rafael Oliveira Lima, Ester Lays Martins Ribeiro, Luiz Carlos Pereira | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective was to evaluate the pregnancy rate using progesterone (P4) after 4 days of the FTAI. A total of 126
multiparous cows were used. The experimental design was completely randomized, with two treatments (T1 and T2),
being: T1 - Control and T2 - P4 injectable D14. The cows were submitted to the same hormonal protocol of 3 treatments
until the day of the FTAI, differentiating only in the D14. After 40 days of FTAI, the following pregnancy rates were
obtained: T1-55.6% and T2-49.20%. It is concluded that the use of progesterone after 4 days of AI does not show
differences of conception rate in relation to the control group and its use reduces the profitability of the productive system. |
| Physical profile of the femur of broilers fed with increasing levels of broken soybean | Author : Alison Batista Vieira Silva Gouveia, Sabina Alves Mesquita, Lorrayne Moraes de Paulo, Júlia Marixara Sousa da Silva, Fabiana Ramos dos Santos, Cibele Silva Minafra | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to evaluate the physical profile of the broiler females fed with increasing levels (0, 3, 6, 9
and 12%) of raw soybean meal in the seven, 14, 21 and 42 days of life. A total of 250 one - day - old male broilers of the
Cobb ® lineage were used, the experimental design being entirely random, with five treatments with five replicates
containing 10 birds each. There was a significant linear effect of soybean inclusion levels in all evaluated periods. It was
concluded that the inclusion of soybean yield levels negatively influences the broiler femur from one to 42 days. |
| Social behavior of dogs that frequent a public park in Recife-PE | Author : Patricia Monteiro de Lira, Tomás Guilherme Pereira da Silva, Gilcifran Prestes de Andrade, Lourival Barros de Sousa Brito Pereira, Tayara Soares de Lima, Júlio Cézar dos Santos Nascimento | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The objective of this study was to characterize the social behavior and the man-animal relationship of dogs attending a
public park, in the South Zone of Recife, Pernambuco. For this purpose, questionnaires containing questions regarding the
purpose of breeding, frequency of walking and the occurrence of abnormal behaviors were applied to sixty tutors of dogs
attending a public park. The data showed that the breeding conditions and the interaction that the dogs maintain with the
tutors have generated changes in the social behavior of these animals and the regularity of the walks has markedly reduced
the levels of aggression and animal anxiety, promoting adequate socialization and welfare. |
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