Research requirements for application for animal equipment
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https://doi.org/10.31548/machenergy2019.01.091Keywords:
livestock equipment, planning, livestock production, dynamics of changes, cattle, pigs, poultry.Abstract
Processes that significantly affect the state of affairs in the livestock industry are undergoing in the agro-industrial production of Ukraine, which requires a deep complex analysis for the development of promising strategies for the supply of technical equipment for farms. The analysis of dynamics and tendencies of changes in comparison with 1990 has been carried out. the production and consumption of feed for animal feeding, the dynamics of meat production of different species, the number of animals and birds, the dynamics of production of the main types of livestock products, the trends in the productivity of animals, the processes that affect the acquisition of equipment, the prediction of the need for quantitative and model measurement . It has been established that the egg and poultry farming and marketing sector has virtually reached maximum development and further equipment purchase will be required for maintenance, repair, and reconstruction in accordance with new European standards. The development of pork production is practically hampered by the spread of African swine fever. The growth of equipment needs will depend on the success in the fight against AFS. The market for the equipment of cattle farms will have the greatest potential in the near future. Especially when a moratorium on land sales will be lifted and farmers will begin to develop small and medium-sized livestock farms. Equipment for the production of feed will be in demand for corn on silage, concentrated feed.References
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