Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil
Tambaqui is the most widely-cultivated native fish species in Brazil. Although most production occurs in fish ponds, the species is also raised resevoirs, stream channels and net tanks. Despite its high yield and productive potential, cultivation of this species is not always economically viable. Co...
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author | Jesaias Ismael Costa Ana Lúcia Silva Gomes Geraldo Bernardino Omar Jorge Sabbag Maria Inez Espagnoli Geraldo Martins |
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description | Tambaqui is the most widely-cultivated native fish species in Brazil. Although most production occurs in fish ponds, the species is also raised resevoirs, stream channels and net tanks. Despite its high yield and productive potential, cultivation of this species is not always economically viable. Consequently, the current study aimed to provide a technical and economic evaluation of tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum) production in the metropolitan region of Manaus. Eight projects were selected and, through a semi-structured questionnaire, production phases, production cycles, management adopted, infrastructure used, productive indexes and fiscal investment were analysed. Together this allowed total operational cost (TCO) and profitability indicators to be calculated. Stocking density used influenced apparent feed conversion, specific growth rate and final mean weight. Feed was the key item in the TOC, comprising 69.63%, followed by labor and depreciation. Producers sell to: cold-store companies (R$ 4.10 kg-1), markets (R$ 7.30 kg-1), direct consumers (R$ 10.00 kg-1), supermarkets (R$ 6.20 kg-1) and intermediates (R$ 5.50 kg-1). In general, the production of tambaqui proved to be fiscally viable, with a profitability index higher than 20%, and success being strongly related to the marketing channel used, sale price and price of feed. |
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spelling | doaj-art-d1981c33239f42dd97f6abced24f1ba02025-02-04T15:01:14ZengUniversidade Federal de RoraimaAgro@mbiente On-line1982-84702018-10-01123Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, BrazilJesaias Ismael Costa0Ana Lúcia Silva Gomes1Geraldo Bernardino2Omar Jorge Sabbag3Maria Inez Espagnoli Geraldo Martins4Centro de Aquicultura, FCAV, Unesp JaboticabalGrupo de Pesquisa SIPS, Universidade Federal do AmazonasSecretária Executiva de Pesca e Aquicultura, Secretádia de Produção do Estado do AmazonasFaculdade de Engenharia, UNESP Ilha SolteiraCentro de Aquicultura, FCAV, Unesp JaboticabalTambaqui is the most widely-cultivated native fish species in Brazil. Although most production occurs in fish ponds, the species is also raised resevoirs, stream channels and net tanks. Despite its high yield and productive potential, cultivation of this species is not always economically viable. Consequently, the current study aimed to provide a technical and economic evaluation of tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum) production in the metropolitan region of Manaus. Eight projects were selected and, through a semi-structured questionnaire, production phases, production cycles, management adopted, infrastructure used, productive indexes and fiscal investment were analysed. Together this allowed total operational cost (TCO) and profitability indicators to be calculated. Stocking density used influenced apparent feed conversion, specific growth rate and final mean weight. Feed was the key item in the TOC, comprising 69.63%, followed by labor and depreciation. Producers sell to: cold-store companies (R$ 4.10 kg-1), markets (R$ 7.30 kg-1), direct consumers (R$ 10.00 kg-1), supermarkets (R$ 6.20 kg-1) and intermediates (R$ 5.50 kg-1). In general, the production of tambaqui proved to be fiscally viable, with a profitability index higher than 20%, and success being strongly related to the marketing channel used, sale price and price of feed.https://revista.ufrr.br/agroambiente/article/view/4895Production cost. Fish farm. Profitability. |
spellingShingle | Jesaias Ismael Costa Ana Lúcia Silva Gomes Geraldo Bernardino Omar Jorge Sabbag Maria Inez Espagnoli Geraldo Martins Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil Agro@mbiente On-line Production cost. Fish farm. Profitability. |
title | Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil |
title_full | Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil |
title_fullStr | Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil |
title_full_unstemmed | Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil |
title_short | Productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds, Manaus, Brazil |
title_sort | productive performance and economic evaluation of tambaqui roelo in excavated fishponds manaus brazil |
topic | Production cost. Fish farm. Profitability. |
url | https://revista.ufrr.br/agroambiente/article/view/4895 |
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