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Uso de tecnologias para melhor aproveitamento na produção animal

Animal production in Brazil has considerable economic and social importance and is currently showing significant growth, which stimulated some changes to optimize production systems, to reduce losses, to have more efficiency, more practicality, and for that, some strategies to improve productivit...

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Autor principal: Flaviane dos Santos, Sousa
Grau: Monografia
Idioma: pt_BR
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Tocantins 2022
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Acesso em linha: http://hdl.handle.net/11612/3597
Resumo:
Animal production in Brazil has considerable economic and social importance and is currently showing significant growth, which stimulated some changes to optimize production systems, to reduce losses, to have more efficiency, more practicality, and for that, some strategies to improve productivity have been sought. Thus, this work aims to develop a literature review to reflect and discuss existing technologies and their use in production units, to promote a better use of animal production, as well as automation, emphasizing the types of automation that exist. Since in our current information age, there are a number of technologies that are available and accessible, to improve the technical and economic efficiency of animal production systems, and assist in decision making, in addition to ensuring more detailed and accurate management of the entire the production system, resulting in a reduction in localized losses, increased profitability, improved animal welfare and, consequently, an improvement in the final product, in addition to a lower impact on the planet. The demand for food of animal origin is constantly increasing, so it is important to always look for ways to optimize animal production and use appropriate technologies that can maximize the efficiency of all production processes as well as the products generated. Therefore, the use of technologies has many advantages, as they allow for more precision in actions related to animal production.