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Abstract:Economic evaluation of new technologies for pork producers: Examples of all-in-all-out and segregated early weaningJohn D. Lawrence, PhDPDF version is available online. Objective: To describe a method to evaluate both the profitability and feasibility of potential investments in a pork-raising enterprise. Design and procedure: Formulas are given to allow an economic analysis addressing both the feasibility and profitability of a project. Data from a hypothetical farm considering whether to adopt and all-in-all-out and a segregated early weaning scheme are used as examples to illustrate the formulas. Implications: When considering whether to adopt a new technology, it is important to first calculate both the profitability and feasibility of the investment. Keywords: economic analysis, profitability, feasibility Cite as: Lawrence JD. Economic evaluation of new technologies for pork producers: Examples of all-in-all-out and segregated early weaning. J Swine Health Prod 1996;4(4):175-180. Search the AASV web site for pages with similar keywords. |
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