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2011
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52 Study on Optimal Sale Weight and Zoom Table of Arbor Acres Split-Feeding Broilers
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Jin Shengfu
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Jin Shengfu
College of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary,
Liaoning Medical University
, Jinzhou, Liaoning, 121001
; jinshengfu@cssci.info
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Wu Jian
Wu Jian
Vocational and Technological College,
Liaoning Medical University
, Jinzhou, Liaoning, 121001
; wujian@cssci.info
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Published:2011
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Shengfu, J, & Jian, W. "Study on Optimal Sale Weight and Zoom Table of Arbor Acres Split-Feeding Broilers." International Conference on Computer and Computer Intelligence (ICCCI 2011). Ed. Xie, Y. ASME Press, 2011.
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In this paper, the authors use the relevant feed consumptions and corresponding weight data released by Arbor Acres (AA) and the method of regression to gain the production function (feed consumption-weight function) of Arbor Acres broilers, and then apply the principle of margin balance to respectively obtain the sale weight from which the largest profit can be made in accordance with the combination of different feeds and broiler prices, and hence formulate the zoom table for the optimal sale weight. This table can provide a scientific and simple rapid access tool for relevant producers to acquire the optimal sales weight from which the maximum profit can be made.
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1. Introduction
2. Basic Assumption of this Study
3. The Optimal Economic Sales Weight and Influencing Factors
4. Broiler Production Function Equation
5. Determination of the Optimal Sales Weight of Broiler
6. Conclusion
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