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We are going to assume that you are feeding 100 pigs from 15 to 260 lbs...

We are going to assume that you are feeding 100 pigs from 15 to 260 lbs of weight. Phase feeding utilizes a series of rations that meet the specific needs of swine based on the size of the pigs. Usually, there are 3 to 7 phases for finishing pigs, but for this exercise, we are only going to use 3. 15 pts

Ration 1 - Starter- pig weight from 15 to 40 lbs consumes 50 lbs of an 18% crude protein ration costing $0.10 per pound of feed.

a. How many pounds of Ration 1 will you need per pig?

b. How many pounds of Ration 1 will you need to feed 100 pigs?

c. If ration 1 costs $.10 per pound of feed, what will it cost per pig?

d. What is the total cost of ration 1 for 100 pigs?   

Ration 2 - Grower- pig weight from 40 to 125 lbs consumes 240 lbs of an 15% crude protein ration costing $0.08 per pound of feed.

a. How many pounds of Ration 2 will you need per pig?

b. How many pounds of Ration 2 will you need to feed 100 pigs?

c. If ration 2 costs $.08 per pound of feed, what will it cost per pig?

d. What is the total cost of ration 2 for 100 pigs?

Ration 3 - Finisher- pig weight from 125 to 265 lbs consumes 480 lbs of a 12% crude protein ration costing $0.06 per pound of feed.

a. How many pounds of Ration 3 will you need per pig?

b. How many pounds of Ration 3 will you need to feed 100 pigs?

c. If ration 3 costs $.06 per pound of feed, what will it cost per pig?

d. What is the total cost of ration 3 for 100 pigs?   

What is the total cost of all the feed per pig?

You have sold your pigs $130 per head. What is your profit above feed costs?

What other costs would you need to consider?

**** If you can show your work for at LEAST a part of the problem, that will be soooo helpful!!! I am lost on how to even begin these problems

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PARTICULARS STRATER (15-40 LBS PIG WEIGHT) GROWER(40-125 LBS PIG WEIGHT) FINISHER(125-265 LBS PIG WEIGHT)
RATION CONSUMED 50 LBS 240 LBS 480 LBS
COST PER POUND OF RATION $0.10 $0.08 $0.06

POUNDS OF RATION NEEDED PER PIG

(1 POUND= 1LBS)

RATION 1

A) RATION NEEDED PER PIG= RATION CONSUMED BY 1 PIG = 50 POUND

B) RATION NEEDED FOR 100 PIG= 100 PIGS x 50 POUND= 5000 POUND

C) COST OF RATION PER PIG= 0.10x 50= $5

D)COST OF RATION 100 PIG= 0.10 x 5000= $500

RATION 2

A) RATION NEEDED PER PIG= RATION CONSUMED BY 1 PIG = 240 POUND

B) RATION NEEDED FOR 100 PIG= 100 PIGS x 240 POUND= 24000 POUND

C) COST OF RATION PER PIG= 0.08x 240= $19.2

D)COST OF RATION 100 PIG= 0.08 x 24000= $1920

RATION 3

A) RATION NEEDED PER PIG= RATION CONSUMED BY 1 PIG = 480 POUND

B) RATION NEEDED FOR 100 PIG= 100 PIGS x 480 POUND= 48000 POUND

C) COST OF RATION PER PIG= 0.06x 480= $28.8

D)COST OF RATION 100 PIG= 0.06 x 48000= $2880

TOTAL COST OF ALL THE FEED PER PIG = COST OF RATION 1+2+3

= $5 + $19.2 +$ 28.8 =$53

SALE PRICE = $130

TOTAL COST OF FEED =$ 53

PROFIT = $130 - $53 = $77

OTHER COSTS THAT NEED TO BE CONSIDERED ARE MAINTENANCE COST, HEALTH COST , OTHER EVERYDAY COSTS WHICH CAN BE VARIABLE OR FIXED COSTS.


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