Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households

Abstract Cacao cultivation has great socioeconomic importance for the development of rural areas of Colombia, especially for the approximately 52,000 rural households that depend on it. Therefore, is important to analyze the relationship that the capitals endowment of cacao-growing rural households has with the agronomic status of the crop. To establish this relationship, we determined the endowment of community capitals in 22 rural households and the agronomic status of their cacao crops, grown in 83 plots. In each of these plots, these components were characterized: (1) floristic composition and crop structure; (2) soil quality; (3) pest attack status and diseases in the crop; (4) sensory quality of cacao beans, and (5) production. We found a positive correlation between the tree structure and physicochemical indices of the soils (p\0.05). Crops withgreater shade showed a greater impact of pests and diseases (shade range 2.2–85.7%). Estimated cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1) were higher where cacao cultivation was the main livelihood (961 kg ha-1 - yr-1 in Cacao Farmers and 774 kg ha-1 yr-1 in Diversified Farmers with Cacao). Crops demonstrating less damage caused by pests and diseases and less diverse tree structures obtained a higher cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1). Households with greater knowledge, experience and interaction with institutions that offer training, had more diverse tree structures and better soils physicochemical conditions. Households with greater capitals endowment had better agronomic conditions in cacao cultivation and had crops that generated additional products.

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Main Authors: 348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo, 348685 Gutiérrez-Montes, Isabel autor/a, 348806 Sánchez-Acosta, José Ramiro autor/a, 348807 Rodríguez-Suárez, Leonardo autor/a, 348808 Gutiérrez-García, Gustavo Adolfo autor/a, 122495 Suárez Salazar, Juan Carlos autor/a, Casanoves, Fernando autor/a 54865
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Subjects:CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS, THEOBROMA CACAO, HOGARES RURALES, SOCIOECONOMICO, ZONAS RURALES, PARCELA, COMPOSICION FLORISTICA, AGROFORESTERIA, MEDIOS DE VIDA,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:1485062023-05-26T12:25:42ZAgronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households 348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo 348685 Gutiérrez-Montes, Isabel autor/a 348806 Sánchez-Acosta, José Ramiro autor/a 348807 Rodríguez-Suárez, Leonardo autor/a 348808 Gutiérrez-García, Gustavo Adolfo autor/a 122495 Suárez Salazar, Juan Carlos autor/a Casanoves, Fernando autor/a 54865 textspaAbstract Cacao cultivation has great socioeconomic importance for the development of rural areas of Colombia, especially for the approximately 52,000 rural households that depend on it. Therefore, is important to analyze the relationship that the capitals endowment of cacao-growing rural households has with the agronomic status of the crop. To establish this relationship, we determined the endowment of community capitals in 22 rural households and the agronomic status of their cacao crops, grown in 83 plots. In each of these plots, these components were characterized: (1) floristic composition and crop structure; (2) soil quality; (3) pest attack status and diseases in the crop; (4) sensory quality of cacao beans, and (5) production. We found a positive correlation between the tree structure and physicochemical indices of the soils (p\0.05). Crops withgreater shade showed a greater impact of pests and diseases (shade range 2.2–85.7%). Estimated cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1) were higher where cacao cultivation was the main livelihood (961 kg ha-1 - yr-1 in Cacao Farmers and 774 kg ha-1 yr-1 in Diversified Farmers with Cacao). Crops demonstrating less damage caused by pests and diseases and less diverse tree structures obtained a higher cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1). Households with greater knowledge, experience and interaction with institutions that offer training, had more diverse tree structures and better soils physicochemical conditions. Households with greater capitals endowment had better agronomic conditions in cacao cultivation and had crops that generated additional products.Abstract Cacao cultivation has great socioeconomic importance for the development of rural areas of Colombia, especially for the approximately 52,000 rural households that depend on it. Therefore, is important to analyze the relationship that the capitals endowment of cacao-growing rural households has with the agronomic status of the crop. To establish this relationship, we determined the endowment of community capitals in 22 rural households and the agronomic status of their cacao crops, grown in 83 plots. In each of these plots, these components were characterized: (1) floristic composition and crop structure; (2) soil quality; (3) pest attack status and diseases in the crop; (4) sensory quality of cacao beans, and (5) production. We found a positive correlation between the tree structure and physicochemical indices of the soils (p\0.05). Crops withgreater shade showed a greater impact of pests and diseases (shade range 2.2–85.7%). Estimated cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1) were higher where cacao cultivation was the main livelihood (961 kg ha-1 - yr-1 in Cacao Farmers and 774 kg ha-1 yr-1 in Diversified Farmers with Cacao). Crops demonstrating less damage caused by pests and diseases and less diverse tree structures obtained a higher cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1). Households with greater knowledge, experience and interaction with institutions that offer training, had more diverse tree structures and better soils physicochemical conditions. Households with greater capitals endowment had better agronomic conditions in cacao cultivation and had crops that generated additional products.CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICASTHEOBROMA CACAOHOGARES RURALESSOCIOECONOMICOZONAS RURALESPARCELACOMPOSICION FLORISTICAAGROFORESTERIAMEDIOS DE VIDAAgroforest Systhttps://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/9822
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topic CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
HOGARES RURALES
SOCIOECONOMICO
ZONAS RURALES
PARCELA
COMPOSICION FLORISTICA
AGROFORESTERIA
MEDIOS DE VIDA
CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
HOGARES RURALES
SOCIOECONOMICO
ZONAS RURALES
PARCELA
COMPOSICION FLORISTICA
AGROFORESTERIA
MEDIOS DE VIDA
spellingShingle CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
HOGARES RURALES
SOCIOECONOMICO
ZONAS RURALES
PARCELA
COMPOSICION FLORISTICA
AGROFORESTERIA
MEDIOS DE VIDA
CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
HOGARES RURALES
SOCIOECONOMICO
ZONAS RURALES
PARCELA
COMPOSICION FLORISTICA
AGROFORESTERIA
MEDIOS DE VIDA
348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo
348685 Gutiérrez-Montes, Isabel autor/a
348806 Sánchez-Acosta, José Ramiro autor/a
348807 Rodríguez-Suárez, Leonardo autor/a
348808 Gutiérrez-García, Gustavo Adolfo autor/a
122495 Suárez Salazar, Juan Carlos autor/a
Casanoves, Fernando autor/a 54865
Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
description Abstract Cacao cultivation has great socioeconomic importance for the development of rural areas of Colombia, especially for the approximately 52,000 rural households that depend on it. Therefore, is important to analyze the relationship that the capitals endowment of cacao-growing rural households has with the agronomic status of the crop. To establish this relationship, we determined the endowment of community capitals in 22 rural households and the agronomic status of their cacao crops, grown in 83 plots. In each of these plots, these components were characterized: (1) floristic composition and crop structure; (2) soil quality; (3) pest attack status and diseases in the crop; (4) sensory quality of cacao beans, and (5) production. We found a positive correlation between the tree structure and physicochemical indices of the soils (p\0.05). Crops withgreater shade showed a greater impact of pests and diseases (shade range 2.2–85.7%). Estimated cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1) were higher where cacao cultivation was the main livelihood (961 kg ha-1 - yr-1 in Cacao Farmers and 774 kg ha-1 yr-1 in Diversified Farmers with Cacao). Crops demonstrating less damage caused by pests and diseases and less diverse tree structures obtained a higher cacao bean yield (kg ha-1 yr-1). Households with greater knowledge, experience and interaction with institutions that offer training, had more diverse tree structures and better soils physicochemical conditions. Households with greater capitals endowment had better agronomic conditions in cacao cultivation and had crops that generated additional products.
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topic_facet CARACTERISTICAS AGRONOMICAS
THEOBROMA CACAO
HOGARES RURALES
SOCIOECONOMICO
ZONAS RURALES
PARCELA
COMPOSICION FLORISTICA
AGROFORESTERIA
MEDIOS DE VIDA
author 348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo
348685 Gutiérrez-Montes, Isabel autor/a
348806 Sánchez-Acosta, José Ramiro autor/a
348807 Rodríguez-Suárez, Leonardo autor/a
348808 Gutiérrez-García, Gustavo Adolfo autor/a
122495 Suárez Salazar, Juan Carlos autor/a
Casanoves, Fernando autor/a 54865
author_facet 348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo
348685 Gutiérrez-Montes, Isabel autor/a
348806 Sánchez-Acosta, José Ramiro autor/a
348807 Rodríguez-Suárez, Leonardo autor/a
348808 Gutiérrez-García, Gustavo Adolfo autor/a
122495 Suárez Salazar, Juan Carlos autor/a
Casanoves, Fernando autor/a 54865
author_sort 348805 Hernámdez-Núñez, Héctor Eduardo
title Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
title_short Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
title_full Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
title_fullStr Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
title_full_unstemmed Agronomic conditions of cacao cultivation: its relationship with the capitals endowment of Colombian rural households
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