Cost and profit of sheep breeding

The calculation methods of sheep breeding cost and profit are different according to the breeding scale, which are mainly divided into three forms: bulk breeding, professional households and large sheep farms. Below, we will introduce the cost and profit accounting methods of these three breeding methods respectively.

Cost and profit accounting of bulk breeding

Take raising two breeding ewes as an example, the concentrate is calculated according to 80%, the grass is not calculated, the capital construction and equipment are not calculated, and the labor cost is offset with the fecal cost.

1. Cost

(1) purchase breeder ewes.

2 × cost / only = the cost of buying breeder sheep.

The cost of purchasing breeder sheep / 5 years (service life) = the total amortization of purchasing breeder sheep every year.

(2) feeding cost (80% of feed is calculated, grass is not calculated).

2 ewes × concentrate / (Heavenly ewes) × price / kg concentrate = 2 ewes concentrate consumption per day.

Concentrate cost of 2 ewes per day × 365 days = annual concentrate consumption of 2 breeder ewes.

Total number of lambs (7-month-old fencing, 5-month feeding period) × concentrate consumption / (day lamb) × 150 days × price / kg concentrate = concentrate cost for breeding sheep.

Total feeding cost = 2 ewes consumption concentrate cost per year + concentrate consumption cost of breeding sheep.

(3) the total cost of amortization of medical expenses is 10 yuan / (lamb year) × total number of lambs.

Total cost = total amortization of sheep purchased each year + total feeding cost + total amortization cost of medical expenses.

2. Income

Annual sale of mature sheep: 2 ewes × number of ewes / annual yield of ewes = total number of sheep.

Total number of breeds × weight / only × sale price / kg of live sheep = total income.

3. Economic benefit analysis.

The annual profit of a breeder who keeps 2 ewes = total income-total cost = total profit.

Profit for each bred sheep sold = total profit / total number of bred sheep.