Livestock Feed
Applying livestock-feed management software helps an enterprise manage and monitor its business situation and goods inventory. ...
- How much material needs to be issued/allocated to each farm at any given time? And which type of feed?
- How many Kg of finished product can GF purchase at any given time? At which locations?
- What is the process of increase, decrease, and balance at each farm?
- At what point must the company carry out testing to purchase the product? At which locations?
- Materials, finished products, and breeding stock actually arising during the production-business process
- Catalog:
- Farm information catalog: code, name, address, phone, manager…
- Livestock/poultry type information catalog: code, name, group, …
- Declare material-consumption norms by age, each livestock/poultry type
- Age group 01: Age 01-30 days, consumes 0.5 Kg of type-A feed/day
- Age group 02: Age 31-60 days, consumes 1.5 Kg of type-B feed/day
- Age group 03: Age 61-90 days, consumes 1.2 Kg of type-C feed/day
- Declare livestock growth rate by age, each livestock/poultry type
- Age group 01: Age 01-30 days, average growth 15 Kg body weight, equivalent to 0.5 Kg/day
- Age group 02: Age 31-60 days, average growth 30 Kg body weight, equivalent to 01 Kg/day
- Age group 03: Age 61-90 days, average growth 20 Kg body weight, equivalent to 0.7 Kg/day
2. Calculation processing, updating
- Update information, vouchers – documents
- Update warehouse issue of materials, breeding stock, medicine … for the farm
- Update the finished-product receipt voucher from the farm to GF
- Update the livestock inventory-count voucher
- Update the testing – quarantine voucher
- Calculation processing:
Example:
As of today, 09/06/2014, Huy Hoang Farm is raising 30 pigs. Of which:
- Age 01-30 days: 20 pigs
- Age 31-60 days: 10 pigs
Given the feed-consumption norm by age group:
- Age group 01: Age 01-30 days, consumes 0.5 Kg of type-A feed/day
- Age group 02: Age 31-60 days, consumes 1.5 Kg of type-B feed/day
- Age group 03: Age 61-90 days, consumes 1.2 Kg of type-C feed/day
GF wants to calculate, from today to 19/07/2014, how many Kg of each feed type must be projected to be issued?
The software will thus calculate:
- Number of days for the calculation period: from today 09/06/2014 to 19/07/2014 is 40 days
- Amount of each feed type for Huy Hoang Farm
Amount of each feed type to issue to the farm from today 09/06/2014 to 19/07/2014 for 30 pigs:
= Amount of each feed type for 20 pigs aged 01-30 days + Amount of each feed type for 10 pigs aged 31-60 days
= {20 pigs * 1.5 Kg/pig/day * 30 days (type-B feed) + 20 pigs * (40 days – 30 days) * 1.2 Kg/pig/day (type-C feed)} + {10 pigs * 1.2 Kg/pig/day * 40 days (type-C feed)}
- Type-B feed = 900 Kg
- Type-C feed = 120 Kg
Example:
As of today, 09/06/2014, Huy Hoang Farm is raising 30 pigs. Of which:
- Age 1-30 days: 20 pigs
- Age 31-60 days: 10 pigs
Given the pigs' growth rate by age:
- Age group 01: Age 01-30 days, average growth 15 Kg body weight, equivalent to 0.5 Kg/day
- Age group 02: Age 31-60 days, average growth 30 Kg body weight, equivalent to 01 Kg/day
- Age group 03: Age 61-90 days, average growth 20 Kg body weight, equivalent to 0.7 Kg/day
GF wants to calculate how many Kg of pig it can purchase by 19/07/2014?
Note:
When breeding stock is issued to a farm, the purchasable date is when the pig is at age >= 70 days
The software will thus calculate:
- The software determines the date pigs can be purchased:
For the 1-30-day age group of 20 pigs, by 19/07/2014 they will have been raised for 40 days, so they cannot yet be released. (When breeding stock is issued to a farm, the purchasable date is when the pig is at age >= 70 days)
- So the purchasable amount is the 31-60-day age group, 10 pigs (31 + 40 = 71 days, meets the requirement)
- The projected weight that can be received is = 10 pigs * 15Kg/pig + 10 pigs * 30 days * 01 Kg/pig/day + 10 pigs * (40 days - 30 days) * 0.7 Kg/pig/day = 150 Kg + 300 Kg + 70 Kg = 520 Kg
Determining the testing date: the testing date is calculated X days before the planned purchase date
Example:
- Planned purchase date: 01/07/2014
- Actual testing date: 25/06/2014
- Testing notice is sent 10 days before the planned purchase date
- So the testing notice date is: 21/06/2014
The software will notify the quantity that needs testing and at which farms.
It also reports blood-test results from the actual testing process at the farm.
The report group related to management requirements includes:
- Detailed farm information
- Projected materials to allocate to the farm over any time period
- Projected finished product GF can receive from farms
- Testing-date alert, actual testing-result report
- Actual livestock/poultry inventory count at each farm
- Report of actual figures for finished-product/material receipts-issues to GF's farm
- Other reports: product cost price, etc.
