2022
DOI: 10.47230/unesum-ciencias.v6.n2.2022.629
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Los Alimentos Alternativos en La Cría De Cerdos Traspatio en La Comuna Joa Del Cantón Jipijapa

Abstract: Se estudió el comportamiento del cerdo alimentado con alternativas alimenticias en la comuna Joa, tuvo como objetivos. La investigación es de tipo descriptiva correlacional, y se aplicó una metodología bibliográfica documental y de campo, apoyada en una encuesta que se aplicó a los productores en el lugar del fenómeno. Los métodos aplicados fueron: por el método teórico; el método analítico y sintético, y por el método empírico la observación científica. Los resultados establecen que, el sistema de explotación… Show more

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“…Feed efficiency is a critical component of agricultural economics, as it offers the potential to increase producer income [57]. In the context of production in the Ecuadorian tropics, a common practice is to replace corn with cassava in the diet of pigs during the fattening growth stages [4,58]. Cassava can completely replace corn as a feedstock [6,34], although it is important to control the level of foliage offered and the fiber content, which can reach up to 25.97% [37], as this could negatively affect the animals, increasing the number of peristaltic movements and accelerating the rate at which the feed passes through the digestive system [16].…”
Section: Economic Analysis Of Treatmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Feed efficiency is a critical component of agricultural economics, as it offers the potential to increase producer income [57]. In the context of production in the Ecuadorian tropics, a common practice is to replace corn with cassava in the diet of pigs during the fattening growth stages [4,58]. Cassava can completely replace corn as a feedstock [6,34], although it is important to control the level of foliage offered and the fiber content, which can reach up to 25.97% [37], as this could negatively affect the animals, increasing the number of peristaltic movements and accelerating the rate at which the feed passes through the digestive system [16].…”
Section: Economic Analysis Of Treatmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The backyard pig farming system in Ecuador relies heavily on concentrated feeds, often (45% of pig producers) supplemented with alternative feed ingredients derived from household kitchen leftovers and agricultural crop by-products [3,4].…”
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confidence: 99%