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dc.contributor.advisorVásconez Galarza, Gustavo Adolfo Vásconez Galarza
dc.contributor.authorDonoso Franco, Domenica Natasha
dc.date.accessioned2023-05-24T20:14:18Z
dc.date.available2023-05-24T20:14:18Z
dc.date.issued2023
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/13911
dc.descriptionThis investigative study focuses on comparatively reviewing the production of three animal protein sources such as meat and bone, feather and fish meals, proteins of vegetable origin such as soybean, sunflower and wheat were also analyzed, in order to analyze what each protein contributes in the feeding of bovines. This project details the environmental impact that the production of both proteins has had, where it resulted in that those of animal origin are very harmful to the environment, while the vegetables are considerably less polluting. When comparing other of the objectives that deal with feed conversion efficiency, it reflects that animal proteins are excellent in digestibility, however, when using them they cause damage to health and the environment. On the other hand, vegetable proteins should be provided in greater quantities to animals with the advantage that the ecosystem would not be affected. To carry out the research, all kinds of information was collected from various sources, including books, magazines and online resources, with topics related to environmental impact, and weight gain in reference to feed conversion efficiency, food safety, digestibility. Some of the methods to carry out this inquiry were: Historical-logical method that specializes in examining the sources of the matter through documentary and bibliographical review, other methods used are deductive-inductive, which enables accurate, comprehensive information, focused and detailed on the most relevant issues of this important project.es_ES
dc.descriptionThis investigative study focuses on comparatively reviewing the production of three animal protein sources such as meat and bone, feather and fish meals, proteins of vegetable origin such as soybean, sunflower and wheat were also analyzed, in order to analyze what each protein contributes in the feeding of bovines. This project details the environmental impact that the production of both proteins has had, where it resulted in that those of animal origin are very harmful to the environment, while the vegetables are considerably less polluting. When comparing other of the objectives that deal with feed conversion efficiency, it reflects that animal proteins are excellent in digestibility, however, when using them they cause damage to health and the environment. On the other hand, vegetable proteins should be provided in greater quantities to animals with the advantage that the ecosystem would not be affected. To carry out the research, all kinds of information was collected from various sources, including books, magazines and online resources, with topics related to environmental impact, and weight gain in reference to feed conversion efficiency, food safety, digestibility. Some of the methods to carry out this inquiry were: Historical-logical method that specializes in examining the sources of the matter through documentary and bibliographical review, other methods used are deductive-inductive, which enables accurate, comprehensive information, focused and detailed on the most relevant issues of this important project.es_ES
dc.description.abstractEste estudio investigativo se centra en revisar comparativamente la producción de tres fuentes proteicas animales como harinas de carne y hueso, plumas y de pescado, también se analizaron las proteínas de origen vegetal tales como soya, girasol y trigo, con el fin de que se analice lo que aporta cada proteína en la alimentación de los bovinos. Este proyecto detalla el impacto ambiental que ha tenido la producción de ambas proteicos, en donde dio como resultado que las de origen animal son muy dañinas para el medio ambiente, mientras que las vegetales son considerablemente menos contaminantes. Al comparar otros de los objetivos que trata de la eficiencia de conversión alimenticia, nos refleja que las proteínas animales son excelentes en digestibilidad, sin embargo, al utilizar estas provocan daños en salud, y en el ambiente. En cambio, las proteínas vegetales se les debe proporcionar mayor cantidad a los animales con la ventaja de que el ecosistema no se vería afectado. Para llevar a cabo la investigación, se recolectó todo tipo de información de diversas fuentes, incluyendo libros, revistas y recursos en línea, con temas referentes al impacto ambiental, y ganancia de peso en referencia a la eficiencia de la conversión alimenticia, seguridad alimentaria, digestibilidad. Algunos de los métodos para llevar a cabo esta indagación fueron: Método histórico-lógico que se especializa en examinar las fuentes de la materia mediante la revisión documental y bibliográfica, otros métodos utilizados son deductivo-inductivo, de la cual posibilita una información precisa, concreta, amplia, enfocada y detallada en los temas más relevantes de este importante proyecto.es_ES
dc.format.extent32 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectProteínases_ES
dc.subjectproducciónes_ES
dc.subjecteficienciaes_ES
dc.subjectalimenticiaes_ES
dc.subjectmedio ambientees_ES
dc.title“Revisión comparativa de la producción con tres fuentes proteicas de origen animal y vegetal en feedlots”es_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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