Economic Retunes to Minimize the Value of Key Components for Concentrated Feed | ||||
| Assiut Journal of Agricultural Sciences | ||||
| Article 19, Volume 47, 6-1, December 2016, Page 236-253 PDF (444.79 K) | ||||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/ajas.2016.2653 | ||||
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| Abstract | ||||
| Livestock and poultry in Egypt faces some problems that differ in their impact on the sector of animal and poultry production. From these problems, deficiencies in the main concentrated feed ingredients that are a sourceKey to animal and poultry food, since this problem is an important obstacle in the development of animal and poultry production, The response and reduction is necessary. Therefore, research aimed at studying the evolution of imports of key components for concentrated feed (maize, soybean bran), and minimize its imports and estimate the economic returns during periods (2010-2014 and 2017-2022), To achieve those goals using simple regression analysis and linear programmes as a mathematical and statistical analytical methods It was relying on the data published by the Ministry of agriculture and land reclamation and Central Agency for public mobilization and statistics and foreign trade data published by the United Nations. The main results of the study: annual increase in the value of imports of yellow corn and soybean bran about 500 and 396.4 12.7 tons each, respectively during the study period, The third model achieved (75% of American imports and 25% of imports for European countries), Highest value expected from maize imports provided approximately 2.9 million pounds a year on average (2017-2022),The third model also achieved (75% of imports from America and 25% from Argentina), the heights value provided for soybean imports about 2.8 million pounds a year in average expectation, Finally the first model (most stable),the heights value provided for imports of bran around 66.5 thousand pounds on average expectation. The study recommends to apply those models to import yellow corn and soybean bran. | ||||
| Keywords | ||||
| Imports; the economic return; of the concentrated package | ||||
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