Analysis of Practical Effects and Economic Benefits of the Contract System in the Feeding and Management of Nursery and Finishing Pigs
LIANG Longhua
HUANG Xiaohui
QIN Guoxi
SUN Rushui
MA Xiaoyu
CHEN Wenye
HE Rijing
LAN Xiaofei
GAO Kaiguo
Abstract:In recent years,in the context of the continuous fluctuation of the live pig market,in order to seek an effective path to reduce costs and increase efficiency,this study focused on the innovation of internal management mechanism,introduced and implemented the contract system model in the feeding management of nurseries and finishing pigs,and explored and analyzed different coverage rates of the contract system(0 in the control group,test group I&Ⅱ;50%,trial groupⅡ≥50%and trial groupⅢ100%)of feeding management and economic benefits.The results showed that:compared with the control group,there were no significant differences in final weight,average daily gain,feed to gain ratio,FSA,mortality and feed weight gain cost in experimental group Ⅱ when the contract system coverage rate was≥50%during the whole feeding process(P>0.05),but the fattening and weight gain cost was significantly decreased(P<0.01);When the coverage rate of contract system was 100%,the final weight and FSA of trial group Ⅲ increased significantly(P<0.01),feed to gain ratio,mortality rate,feed weight gain cost and fattening weight gain cost were significantly decreased(P<0.01).To sum up,the fattening contract system significantly improves production performance,effectively reduces production costs,and improves economic benefits.According to the fattening pig sales unit price of 18 yuan/kg,the average fattening profit of test groupⅡandⅢwas improved.The deep-level reason analysis reveals that the implementation of the pig contract system can stimulate the labor enthusiasm and initiative of employees,which provides a powerful internal management mechanism innovation direction for the sustainable development of the pig farming industry.
Keywords:Contract systemRaising and fattening pigsFattening and weight gain cost
Publication Date:2025-02-17
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:5( 88-92 )