Benefit Analysis on Animal Husbandry Scales in Quzhou County

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Benefit Analysis on Animal Husbandry Scales in Quzhou County

Cao Zhiping

College of Biology, Beijing Agricultural University, 100094

Received:1994-12-23 Online:1995-10-10

Abstract

Abstract: Based on investigation of animal husbandry in Quzhou county,the production scales of fowl, hog and cattle were differentiated respectively. Through analysis of input,output and benefit of different scales,a primary conclusion was drawn out:at the present condition,better production scale for fowl was 8000-10000 hens,and those for hog and sheep were over 30 heads.

Key words: Beijing, vegetation, trend analysis, MODIS-NDVI, the Olympics.

Cao Zhiping. Benefit Analysis on Animal Husbandry Scales in Quzhou County[J]. cje, 1995, (5): 66-69,78.

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