avaliação da adoção do regime quadrimestral de partos na produção de leite caprino evaluation of the adoption of the rules of births quarterly in goatmilk production
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Procurou-se conhecer as mudanças nos índices zootécnicos e na rentabilidade de duas propriedades produtoras de leite caprino de níveis tecnológicos distintos após aplicação do regime quadrimestral de partos. A pesquisa foi realizada em duas etapas: diagnóstico da situação inicial e simulação. O diagnóstico foi feito por meio de inquirição semi-estruturada e observações diretas realizadas em visitas periódicas. Nesta etapa observou-se a falta de registro de controle nas propriedades. Simulou-se, com auxilio de um programa montado em Microsoft® Excel, os índices zootécnicos, a estruturação do rebanho estabilizado, despesas e receitas em novos cenários técnico-produtivos, facilitando a aplicação da técnica da orçamentação parcial para comparação da situação inicial e propostas. O regime quadrimestral aumentou o rendimento da atividade, mas com uma produção constante para um mercado consumidor intermitente.
It tried know the changes in the zootechnic indices and in the profitability of two milk goat producers properties of distinct technological levels after application of the production system of childbirths. The research was accomplished in two stages: diagnosis of the initial situation and simulation. The diagnosis was done through inquiry semi-structured and direct observations accomplished in periodic visits. In this stage the control record lack was observed in the properties. It simulated, with assist of a program set in Microsoft® Excel, the zootechnic indices, the structure of the stabilized herd, expenses and revenues in the new situations, facilitating the application of the technique of budget partial for comparison of the initial situation and the proposal. The production system increased the revenue of the activity, however it produced milk constantly for an intermittent consuming market.
It tried know the changes in the zootechnic indices and in the profitability of two milk goat producers properties of distinct technological levels after application of the production system of childbirths. The research was accomplished in two stages: diagnosis of the initial situation and simulation. The diagnosis was done through inquiry semi-structured and direct observations accomplished in periodic visits. In this stage the control record lack was observed in the properties. It simulated, with assist of a program set in Microsoft® Excel, the zootechnic indices, the structure of the stabilized herd, expenses and revenues in the new situations, facilitating the application of the technique of budget partial for comparison of the initial situation and the proposal. The production system increased the revenue of the activity, however it produced milk constantly for an intermittent consuming market.
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| Authors | ;Estevão Marcondes Tosetto;Kléber Tomás de Resende;José Gilberto de Souza |
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