2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982009000100024
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Manejo da comercialização em leilões e seus efeitos no preço de bezerros de corte

Abstract: RESUMO -Avaliou-se o processo de comercialização de 1.757 lotes de bezerros, totalizando 28.495 animais, incluindo a ordem e o tempo de permanência em pista, as estratégias de divulgação aos compradores e uniformização dos lotes, o preço final (R$/kg de PV) e o número de lances. O modelo proposto foi eficiente em cenários desfavoráveis à atividade de cria. Em períodos de grande oferta de bezerros e preços baixos, todas as variáveis estudadas podem influenciar o preço final por quilograma de peso vivo, o que in… Show more

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“…Preference for uniform lots at North-American auctions was also reported by SMITH et al (2000) and SCHULZ et al (2010). CHRISTOFARI et al (2009) explained that such preference for uniform lots has a strong impact on the purchase decision in periods of large supply of calves; however, when the supply is relatively low, the price difference between lots is small, regardless the uniformity of the lots. Ciência Rural, v.44, n.4, abr, 2014.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Preference for uniform lots at North-American auctions was also reported by SMITH et al (2000) and SCHULZ et al (2010). CHRISTOFARI et al (2009) explained that such preference for uniform lots has a strong impact on the purchase decision in periods of large supply of calves; however, when the supply is relatively low, the price difference between lots is small, regardless the uniformity of the lots. Ciência Rural, v.44, n.4, abr, 2014.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies have shown that a number of factors affect the price of animals along the marketing process, such as physical, genetic and nutritional characteristics, and handling and market conditions (SULLIVAN & LINTON, 1981;SCHROEDER et al, 1988;SARTWELLE et al, 1996;TROXEL & BARHAM, 2007;LEUPP et al, 2008;CHRISTOFARI et al, 2009;CHRISTOFARI et al, 2010;SCHULZ et al, 2010 specialized breeding and marketing of animals with the characteristics required by buyers are strategies that can increase both the production and the productivity of a herd (TURNER et al, 1992;KASSIE et al, 2010), thus making the activity more profi table (CLEERE & BOLEMAN, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Christofari et al (2008), there is greater acceptance when the crossing is pre-established and the lot is standardized. According to Christofari et al (2009), standardization can be achieved through the acquisition of genetically similar Inherent auction factors that affect the selling price of calves Danielce et al 9 animals of similar age and development. Uniform batch preferences in auctions in North America were also reported by Smith et al (2000) and Schulz et al (2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies have demonstrated the effects of characteristics such as size (ZIMMERMAN et al, 2012;TROXEL & GADBERRY, 2013a), racial group (TRONCOSO et al, 2012;JÚNIOR et al, 2014), coat (WILLIAMS et al, 2012, lot uniformity (ZIMMERMAN et al, 2012;CHRISTOFARI et al, 2009), and muscularity (CHRISTOFARI et al, 2008) on the final sale price of the calves. Certain characteristics are highly valued, whereas others lead to lower prices.…”
Section: Agrobusinessmentioning
confidence: 99%