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dc.contributor.advisorZambrano Moreira, Ricardo
dc.contributor.authorTroya Pérez, Wellington Edwin
dc.date.accessioned2023-11-01T15:47:05Z
dc.date.available2023-11-01T15:47:05Z
dc.date.issued2023
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/14963
dc.descriptionIn recent years, the cost of resources used in pork production has risen, which produces economically negative effects on pork production, the feed representing between 60 to 70 % of total costs. The research objective was to investigate the different sustainable alternatives for pig cattle in the growing and finishing stage in the tropics. The bibliographic review was carried out through the use of scientific journals, books and published articles. The following results were found in the bibliographic review. “Evaluation of the addition of three different cereals to a protein concentrate in the feeding of pigs in the growth phase in the Puebloviejo Canton” using 12 pigs obtained that the treatment with 60 % corn flour + 40 % concentrate was the one that managed to obtain greater weight gain and feed conversion, it was also the one that provided the best result in the benefit-cost variable with a value of 1.58. Cedeño, (2016) in his research found that the best treatment was T2 with an implementation of 5 % palm kernel, in which the pigs had an average daily weight of 470g. Diaz, (2023) in his research "Evaluation of the effect on the addition of different percentages of cassava yogurt to the diet for pigs in the growth and fattening stage" managed to obtain that the treatment to which he added 20 % of cassava yogurt showed greater weight gain throughout the 12 weeks of the study. The rise in the prices of cereals and food supplements are aspects that affect small and medium-sized pig producers around the world, since the cost of feed plays a decisive role in the profitability of pig companies.es_ES
dc.descriptionIn recent years, the cost of resources used in pork production has risen, which produces economically negative effects on pork production, the feed representing between 60 to 70 % of total costs. The research objective was to investigate the different sustainable alternatives for pig cattle in the growing and finishing stage in the tropics. The bibliographic review was carried out through the use of scientific journals, books and published articles. The following results were found in the bibliographic review. “Evaluation of the addition of three different cereals to a protein concentrate in the feeding of pigs in the growth phase in the Puebloviejo Canton” using 12 pigs obtained that the treatment with 60 % corn flour + 40 % concentrate was the one that managed to obtain greater weight gain and feed conversion, it was also the one that provided the best result in the benefit-cost variable with a value of 1.58. Cedeño, (2016) in his research found that the best treatment was T2 with an implementation of 5 % palm kernel, in which the pigs had an average daily weight of 470g. Diaz, (2023) in his research "Evaluation of the effect on the addition of different percentages of cassava yogurt to the diet for pigs in the growth and fattening stage" managed to obtain that the treatment to which he added 20 % of cassava yogurt showed greater weight gain throughout the 12 weeks of the study. The rise in the prices of cereals and food supplements are aspects that affect small and medium-sized pig producers around the world, since the cost of feed plays a decisive role in the profitability of pig companies.es_ES
dc.description.abstractEn los últimos años el costo de los recursos usados en la producción porcina ha ascendido, lo cual produce efectos negativos económicamente en la producción de carne porcina, la alimentación representada entre el 60 a 70 % de los costos totales. El objetivo de investigación fue investigar las diferentes alternativas sostenibles para el ganado porcino en la etapa de crecimiento y acabado en el trópico. La revisión bibliográfica se realizó mediante el uso de revistas científicas, libros y artículos publicados. En la revisión bibliográfica se encontró los siguientes resultados. “Evaluación de la adición de tres cereales diferentes a un concentrado proteico en la alimentación de cerdos en la fase de crecimiento en el Cantón Puebloviejo” empleando 12 cerdos obtuvo que el tratamiento con harina de maíz al 60 % + 40 % de concentrado fue el que logró obtener mayor ganancia de peso y conversión alimenticia, asimismo fue el que mejor resultado proporcionó en la variable beneficio costo con un valor de 1.58. Cedeño, (2016) en su investigación obtuvo que le mejor tratamiento fue el T2 con una implementación del 5 % de palmiste, en el cual los cerdos presentaron un peso promedio diario de 470gr. Diaz, (2023) en su investigación “Evaluación del efecto en la adición en la dieta para cerdos en la etapa de crecimiento y engorde en diferentes porcentajes de yogurt de yuca” logró obtener que el tratamiento al cual le adicionó 20 % de yogurt de yuca evidenció mayor ganancia de peso mediante las 12 semanas de estudio. El alza en los precios de los cereales y de los complementos alimenticios, son aspectos que afectan a los pequeños y medianos productores porcinos en todo el mundo, ya que el costo del alimento juega un papel decisivo en la rentabilidad de las empresas porcícolas.es_ES
dc.format.extent32 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBABAHOYO: UTB, 2023es_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectAlternativas de alimentaciónes_ES
dc.subjectCerdoses_ES
dc.subjectCrecimientoes_ES
dc.subjectAcabadoes_ES
dc.titleAlternativas de alimentación sostenible para ganado porcino en la etapa de crecimiento y acabado en el trópicoes_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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