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Author : E. Gastal
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Download or read book A operacionalizacao de um novo enfoque na pesquisa agropecuaria written by E. Gastal and published by . This book was released on 1978 with total page 35 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Author : E. Gastal
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Total Pages : 35 pages
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Download or read book A operacionalização de um novo enfoque na pesquisa agropecuária brasileira written by E. Gastal and published by . This book was released on 1978 with total page 35 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Neste trabalho são apresentados os principais aspectos relacionados com a operacionalização do enfoque de sistemas na pesquisa agropecuária.
Author : E. F. da GASTAL
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Total Pages : 217 pages
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Download or read book Enfoque de sistemas na programação da pesquisa agropecuária written by E. F. da GASTAL and published by . This book was released on 1977 with total page 217 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: É necessária uma pesquisa agropecuária concebida como instrumento de desenvolvimento econômico e social. Os problemas objeto da atenção e ação dos pesquisadores devem surgir da análise e interpretação da realidade agrícola sobre a qual se quer atuar, levando em conta o grau de importância e vinculação dos mesmos com os novos sistemas de produção que se estimam mais adequados ao aumento da produção e produtividade agrícolas. Repassados os antecedentes que desembocam no momento atual, propicio a uma reformulação da pesquisa agropecuária brasileira, e feita uma análise da importância desta reformulação para o desenvolvimento agropecuário-brasileiro. E a partir deste reconhecimento de que estão dadas no Brasil as condições para a implantação de um novo enfoque na pesquisa agropecuária, que se estabelece o objetivo básico do trabalho, ou seja, " a partir do levantamento dos antecedentes, da revisão dos principais cenceitos envolvidos, da análise do trabalho realizado e da crítica da experiência acumulada, ordenar os principais componentes que poderão servir como suporte na consolidação de um sistema de planejamento que tenha o enfoque de sistemas de produção como estratégia básica. E feita uma revisão dos principais conceitos envolvidos na adoção do enfoque de sistemas na programação da pesquisa agropecuária. Inicialmente se analisa a agricultura como processo produtivo no qual são transformados-certos bens para obter determinados produtos agrícolas. A continuação são repassados os principais conceitos envolvidos na pesquisa agropecuária, e comentadas as principais características do método científico, o papel das lógicas formal e dialética na metodologia da pesquisa. Em seguida é feita uma revisão nos principais conceitos, niveis e etapas relacionadas com sistemas. Por ultimo e feita uma revisão nos conceitos de planejamento, programação agrícolas e suas aplicações na pesquisa agropecuária. O capitulo seguinte é dedicado a uma análise do caso EMBRAPA. Inicia-se pelos antecedentes da criação da Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária, incluindo uma revisão das diretrizes básicas que a justificaram. É feita uma descrição do modelo institucional adotado, assim como do sistema de planejamento implantado para, por ultimo, comentar alguns aspectos- operacionais masi relevantes da experiencia acumulada até o presente. Esta análise da EMBRAPA, juntamente com a parte conceitual ja referida, conformam o contexto global de onde o autor extrai a maior parte de suas ideias. Por ultimo, como conclusão, são abordados os principais aspectos- relacionados com a operacionalização do enfoque de sistemas na pesquis agropecuária. Inicialmente, a fim de assegurar uma base conceitual bem definida, são revistas as características principais do enfoque analítico convencional e as do enfoque sistêmico. A continuação, depois de identificar os pré-requisitos mais importantes para a viabilização da adoção do novo enfoque, são descritos os principais aspectos operacionais na materializacao da introdução da abordagem sistêmica na pesquisa agropecuária.
Author : E. Gastal
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Download or read book Como operacionalizar o enfoque de sistemas na programação da pesquisa agropecuária written by E. Gastal and published by . This book was released on with total page 21 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Como operacionalizar o enfoque de sistemas na programação da pesquisa agropecuária.
Author : EMBRAPA. Departamento de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento(Brasilia, DF)
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Total Pages : 29 pages
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