Research involving 91 producers analyzed biosecurity practices on Brazilian dairy farms and identified significant shortcomings, especially in small properties. Although prevention is widely recognized as important, there is a lack of training, sanitary testing, and access control. The study highlights the need for technical support, continuous training, and targeted public policies. … Read More →
Evaluation of the impact of feeding programs on weight control and reproductive efficiency of meat quail breeders
An evaluation of feeding programs for European meat-type breeder quail found that a mild 10% feed restriction during the growth phase reduces feed intake, body weight, and mortality without impairing egg production, egg quality, or hatchability rates. The investigation provides a technical basis for more efficient management in commercial farms. … Read More →
Well-prepared self-assessment reports are strategic in the management of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)
Analysis of the full self-assessment reports from three institutions indicated adherence of over 85% to the standards of Technical Note 065/2014/INEP. However, weaknesses such as insufficient detail in data analysis techniques were noted. The findings reinforce that well-prepared self-assessment reports are strategic management tools. … Read More →
An invitation to the debate on the amazonian philosophy
An analysis of the perspectives of dialogue between the wisdom of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon and the Western philosophical tradition discussing the problems of the ethnophilosophical approach, and proposing a philosophical approach to Yepamahsã wisdom through the Amerindian perspectivism of Viveiros de Castro. … Read More →
Research evaluates the use of herbicides for controlling weedy rice in irrigated rice fields
Evaluation of pre-emergent herbicides during the off-season of irrigated rice shows that, although not very effective against weedy rice, there is potential in controlling other plants, guiding farmers on integrated management and avoiding inefficient investments. … Read More →
Emotional Exhaustion among Funeral Service Workers during the Pandemic Reveals Devaluation and Invisibility
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many occupational groups classified as essential did not receive adequate protection or care. Interviews with municipal funeral service workers in São Paulo revealed that the pandemic intensified invisibility, devaluation, and the precariousness of working conditions within this group. The consequences included emotional exhaustion, loss of meaning in work, and mental suffering. … Read More →
Book Reviews Allow Critical Evaluation of Reference Works
Critical book reviews can be a valid means of disseminating S&T in the field of occupational health due to their potential for technical-scientific literacy. Beyond introducting this issue in matters of Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) and in order to provide a brief contextualization of this type of document, a published review of the book « Rédonner du Sens au Travail » is also presented at the end. … Read More →


















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