2015
DOI: 10.1590/1678-4162-8036
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Análise produtiva e econômica de suínos criados nos sistemas wean-to-finish e convencional de produção

Abstract: O modelo de produção de suínos denominado Wean-to-Finish (WF) é considerado uma alternativa que busca alcançar melhor desempenho produtivo, redução de estresse aos animais e melhorias na logística. Nesse sistema, os leitões são desmamados e transferidos diretamente a um galpão WF (creche-crescimento-terminação), onde permanecem até o abate. Com o objetivo de avaliar os comportamentos produtivo e econômico de suínos alojados no sistema WF em comparação ao sistema convencional de produção (CC), foram avaliados d… Show more

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“…The perception of profit in WTF and finishing farms based on the data of this study is different from the observed in another study (Piva and Gonçalves, 2014), which indicated that the WTF systems in Brazil require more investments in infrastructure and manpower training and, therefore, have the lowest profitability on a short or average term. A study of Consoni et al (2015) indicated that the WTF system have a good economic viability in the Brazilian perspective, mostly due to the increase in average daily weight gain and average weight at slaughter, in comparison with pigs raised in the traditional growing and finishing systems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The perception of profit in WTF and finishing farms based on the data of this study is different from the observed in another study (Piva and Gonçalves, 2014), which indicated that the WTF systems in Brazil require more investments in infrastructure and manpower training and, therefore, have the lowest profitability on a short or average term. A study of Consoni et al (2015) indicated that the WTF system have a good economic viability in the Brazilian perspective, mostly due to the increase in average daily weight gain and average weight at slaughter, in comparison with pigs raised in the traditional growing and finishing systems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%