Summary of Embrapa e Ibama trabalham para identificar riscos com defensivos

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In the YouTube video "Embrapa e Ibama trabalham para identificar riscos com defensivos," researchers from Embrapa have developed a method to identify agricultural areas more vulnerable to groundwater contamination from pesticides. This innovation, primarily used in environmental risk assessments for pesticides requested by Ibama, can be applied to various crops and adds consistency to the evaluation process. The speakers also emphasize the importance of using environmentally safer products in Brazilian agriculture, provided by Ibama, and the need for proper application procedures to ensure safety for both the applicator and consumer. Embrapa representatives express their gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion and emphasize the importance of properly preparing and registering agricultural products for both producer safety and environmental safety, particularly in regards to water resources. Embrapa plays a crucial role in Brazil's agricultural development and provides food for over 20% of the world's population.

  • 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Embrapa e Ibama trabalham para identificar riscos com defensivos," researchers from Embrapa have developed an innovative method to identify agricultural areas more vulnerable to groundwater contamination. The method, which is primarily used in environmental risk assessments for pesticides requested by Ibama, the agency that regulates these applications, can be applied to various crops, including citrus, sugarcane, and soy. The study focuses on the state of São Paulo but can also be applied to other regions in the country. The hypothesis is that the longer a pesticide remains in the soil, the greater the risk of contamination of groundwater and other chemicals. The soil functions as both a filter and a degrader of chemical compounds, reducing the likelihood of these compounds reaching groundwater. Brazil has a new law for pesticides approved by Congress, which involves shared action between the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment, and Health. Before applying a pesticide, a producer must ensure it has been authorized by the relevant agencies and follow the recommended agronomic recipe. This research adds consistency and realism to the evaluation process.
  • 00:05:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Embrapa e Ibama trabalham para identificar riscos com defensivos," the speakers discuss the importance of using environmentally safer products in Brazilian agriculture. Ibama, the Brazilian environmental agency, provides farmers with access to such products, which is beneficial for the environment and the population. However, the use of these products requires proper application to ensure the safety of both the applicator and the consumer. The Brazilian legislation, including the new risk assessment law, requires the evaluation of risks to both the environment and human health. The speakers emphasize the importance of scientific base for these evaluations and the need for proper application procedures, including the use of protective equipment and waiting periods before consumption. The speakers also mention that their work contributes to Ibama's ability to conduct risk assessments, particularly regarding groundwater.
  • 00:10:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Embrapa e Ibama trabalham para identificar riscos com defensivos," representatives from Embrapa express their gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the discussion and emphasize the importance of properly preparing and registering agricultural products for both the producer's security and environmental safety, specifically in regards to water resources. Embrapa plays a crucial role in Brazil's agricultural development and provides food for over 20% of the world's population.

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