- Author
- Katsarov Valentin, Pavlov Dimitar, Powers Wendy, Szostak Bogdan
- Title
- Preliminary Manure Storage and Utilization Plan - Reliable Way for Increasing Profit of PIG Farming
Racjonalne wykorzystanie odchodów jako sposób na zwiększenie zysków z chowu świń - Source
- Roczniki Naukowe Stowarzyszenia Ekonomistów Rolnictwa i Agrobiznesu, 2001, T. 3, z. 6, s. 65-68, bibliogr. 10 poz.
- Keyword
- Rolnictwo, Gospodarstwa rolne, Produkcja rolna, Produkcja zboża, Efektywność rolnictwa, Nawozy naturalne
Agriculture, Arable farm, Agricultural production, Corn productions, Efficiency in agriculture, Natural fertilizers - Note
- summ.
- Abstract
- W artykule przedstawiono możliwości redukcji kosztów produkcji zbóż oraz zwiększenia zysków z chowu świń poprzez efektywne wykorzystanie odchodów zwierzęcych do celów nawozowych. Omówiony plan zagospodarowania odchodów z produkcji świń pozwala dokładnie obliczyć całkowitą sumę produkowanych odchodów i zawartość składników mineralnych, które mogą być wykorzystane do produkcji roślinnej.
One possible way for reducing costs in forage grain production and increasing benefit in pig farming is effective utilization of pig manure in plant cultivation. Now pig manure is not utilized effectively in Bulgaria due to a lack of good system for storage and exploitation. The aim of investigation is to estimate economy benefit of developing of Preliminary manure storage and utilization plan in pig farming and possibilities for utilization as organic manure. Investigation was carried out in two private pig farms situated in a low land of Central part of Bulgaria. The farms are representative for the size of Bulgarian pig farming. First farm with capacity 500 sow farrow-to-finish, including 3600 finishing spaces and second farm with capacity - 350 sow farrow-finish operation. Preliminary manure storage and utilization plan allows exact calculating total amount of produced manure and establishing of supplied main mineral nutrients needed for plant production in the pig farm. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium obtained from pig manure are a good source of nutrients for plant cultivation. Pig manure can supply almost all plant needs from P2,O5 and K2O. Pig manure is reliable source of nutrients, which could reduce expenses for mineral fertilizers and increase economic benefit of private pig farms. On the base of the price of nutrients first farm will supply $ 27375 from received organic manure. In Second farm organic manure will supply $ 18082. (original abstract) - Accessibility
- The Main Library of the Cracow University of Economics
The Library of Warsaw School of Economics
The Library of University of Economics in Katowice
The Main Library of Poznań University of Economics and Business - Bibliography
-
- Dragoev, P., et al. (1995): Pig fanning today and tomorrow. Shoumen, 125.
- Funk T., Fonner R. (1999): You can develop a comprehensive manure management plan, 1, 60-62.
- Kephart B. (1998): Strategies for a pollution free farm. Pork 5, 66-68.
- Koelsch R. (1998): How to match land with manure. Pork, V 18, 10, 60-62.
- Messenger J. (1998): Applying the right approach to manure. Pork, 5, 30-33.
- Messenjer, J., Kelley T. (1999): Merchandising manure make it pay for you, 1, 24-26.
- Safley L., Fulhage C., Huhnke R., Jones D. (1993): Lagoon management. Pork Industry Handbook, 9.
- Stanchev L. (1984): Agrochemistry. Zemizdat, Sofia, 294.
- Sweeten J., Clyde В., Hermanson R., Loudon T. (1991): Lagoon Systems For Swine Waste Treatment. Pork Industry Handbook, 8.
- Vansickle J. (2000): Few Problems Found In Manure Structures Study. National Fog Farmer, 15, 60-61.
- Cited by
- ISSN
- 1508-3535
- Language
- eng
