RELATÓRIO DE ESTÁGIO: IBS – INSTITUTO BIOSISTÊMICO

Abstract

The objective of this work is to contextualize regenerative agriculture, highlighting its importance in order to be considered a crucial alternative for soil restoration, as opposed to conventional agriculture. The relevance of the mandatory internship in academic training stands out, offering students the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired. As a result, there are companies that provide such opportunities to help young people enter the job market. In this program, in general, based on the second-season corn crop 23, the assessment of diseases in the leaf area of ​​the plant was carried out. Corn cultivation presents excellent profitability for producers in Brazil, thus highlighting a great demand in the domestic and foreign markets, where such a crop can be planted between the off-season (safrinha) taking advantage of residues from the previous crop such as straw and also the nutrients present in the soil. This will present the activities carried out during the internship and also the application of the necessary knowledge about the diseases that are present in corn, in addition to the degree of incidence and the way in which it should be evaluated and observed. Therefore, knowledge of phytopathology in this context is interesting to obtain an excellent final result in your farming, as it involves ensuring food safety, plant protection, control methods in addition to biodiversity conservation. Based on the internship program carried out through the company IBS and the Regenera Cerrado project, I consider it a great learning opportunity acquired for my academic training in the area of ​​agronomy.