THE OPTIMAL FORM OF THE ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT WITH ORGANIC POULTRY PRODUCTION

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  • T. N. Vasyuta

Abstract

In article the optimum form of managing which is used in organic poultry farming at environment preservation is offered.  Fulfilling requirements to certification of organic poultry-farming farms by the main ecological a condition nitrogen emissions of 170 kg are.  On hectare that is a reference point for calculation of an optimum form of managing of ecological poultry-farming economy.  The developed technique the example of calculation of quantity of a withheld bird, the platform size for walking, and the hen house size for the maintenance of a bird also is described.  It is shortly calculated prime cost and profitability on assignation of a hybrid bird "broiler".

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No. 200 (2014): Частина 2 (англ)

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