Man and machinery working loads in swine breeding farm
2000
Asi, M. | Moeller, H. | Tamm, K. | Vettik, R. (Estonian Agricultural Univ., Tartu (Estonia). Inst. of Agricultural Machinery) | Soonets, K. (Tartu University, Tartu (Estonia). Inst. of Applied Mathematics)
Management of pork production farm presumes reasonable arrangement of the man and machinery working time between the two production branches: pig breeding and fodder grain growing. In the article, the simplest farm-case is analyzed. One person, the farmer, is doing all field and animal husbandry works. Fodder grain shortage and surplus are prognosticated in dependence on pig places number and crops yield level. Daily working hours limit and possible ways of working time order are discussed
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