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The effi ciency of lamb production in the slaughter of the meat contingent of sheep at diff erent ages

https://doi.org/10.26897/2074-0840-2021-1-32-35

Abstract

The results of the study of the influence of the age of slaughter of sheep at 6 and 8 months are presented. on the economic efficiency of lamb production. When rearing and feeding rams up to 8 months of age, the feed costs per 1 kg of gain were 6.54 ECU and 746 g of digestible protein compared to 5.81 ECU and 640 g of digestible protein in rams grown up to 6 months of age. The level of profitability of lamb production in animals sold at 6 months was 41.9%, and in sheep sold at 8 months of age-14.1%, which is 27.8% lower.

About the Authors

F. R. Feyzullaev
Moscow state Academy of veterinary medicine and biotechnology-MVA named after K.I. Scriabin
Russian Federation

Moscow 



A. S. Filatov
Federal state budgetary institution “Volga research Institute of production and processing of meat and dairy products”
Russian Federation

Volgograd



N. G. Chamurliev
Volgograd state agrarian University
Russian Federation

Volgograd 



E. A. Mel’nikova
Volgograd state agrarian University
Russian Federation

Volgograd 



A. G. Mel’nikov
Volgograd state agrarian University
Russian Federation

Volgograd 



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Feyzullaev F.R., Filatov A.S., Chamurliev N.G., Mel’nikova E.A., Mel’nikov A.G. The effi ciency of lamb production in the slaughter of the meat contingent of sheep at diff erent ages. Sheep, goats, wool business. 2021;(1):32-35. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26897/2074-0840-2021-1-32-35

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