01935nas a2200289   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003260000800044653003300052653003500085653002200120653001000142653002000152653001000172653002900182653002100211100002100232700001800253700001800271700002100289245011600310856009500426490000700521520110300528022001401631       2010                            d  cjun10aIntangible cultural heritage10aPatrimonio Cultural Inmaterial10aFarming practices10aMyths10aRural territory10aMitos10aPrácticas agropecuarias10aTerritorio rural1 aSebastián Arias1 aMaría Torres1 aHeimar Vargas1 aWilliams García00aImaginarios míticos en las prácticas agropecuarias rurales en fincas de la cuenca del río La Vieja, Colombia  uhttp://www.scielo.org.ar/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1515-59942010000100011&lang=es0 v103 aThis work analyzes the mythological belief or superstitions associated with farming and conservation activities in nine rural productive units on the river basin La Vieja, Colombia. The elderly people recognize the influence of multiple stories over productive and environmental conditions that are an important part of success or fail on their rural activities. The beliefs were classified by their functionality and the activities they regulate. 14 myths that have any on the influence activities of cultivate, breeding, conservation and social regulation were described. The main element for discussion was the functionality, considering its relationship the distribution and application in the subsystems of productions in the farms with the age, the gender and the hierarchy position on the family structure. It was conclude that the flow of information between expert systems and systems of popular knowledge helps to construct an adapted system. An example is the use, in cattle farms, of different moon phases during the artificial insemination to ensure the pregnancy and sex of the breed.  a1515-5994