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Preface | ||
1 | Economic Analysis | 1 |
Animal Feeding | 1 | |
Assumptions of Least-Cost Analysis | 2 | |
What to Expect from Applying Linear Programming | 6 | |
Least-Cost Formulation: The Basic Linear-Programming Problem | 8 | |
Solving the problem | 8 | |
Using the computer | 10 | |
Adding Proportions between Nutrients | 14 | |
Specifying Ratios between Nutrients | 14 | |
Dealing with Infeasible Solutions | 16 | |
Sensitivity Analysis and Choosing Ingredients | 17 | |
Parametric Cost Ranging | 17 | |
Parametric Nutrient Ranging | 18 | |
Multiblending to Determine in Which Feed a Scarce Ingredient Should Be Used | 21 | |
Optimum-Density Formulation | 23 | |
Amino Acid Equivalent Formulas | 23 | |
Nutrient Factoring | 26 | |
Considering Risk in Feed Formulation | 26 | |
Strategies for Dealing with the Risk of Ingredients with Below-Average Compositions | 29 | |
2 | Formulating Feeds for Sheep | 36 |
Sample Sheep Feed Formulation Problem | 37 | |
Calculating Formulation Results on an As-Is Basis | 39 | |
3 | Formulating Feeds for Beef Cattle | 42 |
Formulating Feeds for a Desired Level of Gain | 43 | |
Specifying the Amount of Forage in a Feed | 44 | |
Formulation Based on Expected Gains from Feed Net-Energy Levels | 46 | |
Maximizing Profit and Optimizing Net Energy | 48 | |
How Does Feed Cost Affect Profitability and Net-Energy Levels? | 52 | |
Toward More Comprehensive Models | 53 | |
4 | Formulating Feeds for Dairy Cattle | 55 |
Maximum-Production Models for Feed Formulation | 55 | |
Formulating Diets to Maximize Profits | 61 | |
5 | Formulating Feeds for Swine | 72 |
Do the Producer's Feeds Meet National Research Council Recommendations? | 73 | |
Substitution of Ingredients | 78 | |
Parametric Cost Ranging of Wheat | 79 | |
Nutrient Requirements and Ingredient-Formulation Values | 84 | |
6 | Formulating Feeds for Turkeys | 87 |
7 | Formulating Feeds for Broilers | 95 |
8 | Formulating Feeds for Layers | 105 |
Intake Prediction | 105 | |
Constraints and Temperature Dependence | 109 | |
Additional Considerations | 116 | |
9 | Formulating Feeds for Catfish | 118 |
10 | Formulating Feeds for Horses | 125 |
App. A. General Features of the UFFDA Program | 135 | |
App. B. Using UFFDA on a Local Area Network | 154 | |
App. C. Units in a Mathematical Programming Problem | 157 | |
Bibliography | 159 | |
Index | 163 |
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