Mercado e comercialização na ovinocultura de corte no Brasil.

Resumo: O objetivo deste artigo é apresentar os dados relativos ao mercado e à comercialização da carne ovina no Brasil. Especificamente destacam-se os principais estados produtores, a questão da importação, os preços praticados, a estrutura agrária brasileira como um fator significativo para análise deste setor produtivo e o mercado internacional da ovinocultura. Para tanto são utilizados dados do Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, da Organização das Nações Unidas para Agricultura e Alimentação e outras fontes secundárias especializadas no setor. Os países com o maior rebanho ovino no mundo são China, Índia e Austrália, respectivamente, e a produção de carne ovina está concentrada majoritariamente no continente asiático (52%). Os dados demonstram que o Brasil possui o rebanho ovino concentrado em alguns estados da região Nordeste e no Rio Grande do Sul, os preços aos produtores têm se mantido estáveis no último ano com uma leve tendência de alta, que há uma tendência para o desenvolvimento da indústria de abate e de processamento e, como consequência, uma aproximação ao mercado consumidor. No entanto, conclui-se que persistem entraves organizacionais que impedem o desenvolvimento do setor e que precisam ser superados com urgência. Abstract: The aim of this paper is to present data on the market and the commercialization of sheep meat in Brazil. Specifically we highlight the major producing states, the issue of importation, the prices, the Brazilian agrarian structure as a significant factor for the analysis of this sector and the international market. To achieve this goal, the data were provided by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics and by the United Nations Food and Agriculture and other specialized secondary sources. Countries with the largest sheep flock in the world are China, India and Australia, respectively, and the meat production is mainly concentrated in Asia (52%). The data show that Brazilian sheep flock are concentrated in a few states in the Northeast and Rio Grande do Sul, the producer prices have remained stable over the last year with a slight upward trend, there is a tendency for the development of slaughter and processing industry and, as a consequence, an approximation to the consumer market. However, it is concluded that organizational obstacles remain and hinder the development of the sector and they must be overcome urgently

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Prolonging disuse in aged mice amplifies cortical but not trabecular bones’ response to mechanical loading

Objective: Short-term neurectomy-induced disuse (SN) has been shown to restore load responses in aged mice. We examined whether this restoration was further enhanced in both cortical and trabecular bone by simply extending the SN. Methods: Following load: strain calibration, tibiae in female C57BL/J6 mice at 8, 14 and 20 weeks and 18 months (n=8/group) were loaded and bone changes measured. Effects of long-term SN examined in twenty-six 18 months-old mice, neurectomised for 5 or 100 days with/without subsequent loading. Cortical and trabecular responses were measured histomorphometrically or by micro-computed tomography. Results: Loading increased new cortical bone formation, elevating cross-sectional area in 8, 14 and 20 week-old (p <0.05), but not 18 month-old aged mice. Histomorphometry showed that short-term SN reinstated load-responses in aged mice, with significant 33% and 117% increases in bone accrual at 47% and 37%, but not 27% of tibia length. Cortical responses to loading was heightened and widespread, now evident at all locations, following prolonged SN (108, 167 and 98% at 47, 37 and 27% of tibial length, respectively). In contrast, loading failed to modify trabecular bone mass or architecture. Conclusions: Mechanoadaptation become deficient with ageing and prolonging disuse amplifies this response in cortical but not trabecular bone