Hog finishing and corn production / John Marvin C. Belen.

Project development report Bachelor of Agricultural Technology University of Rizal System Tanay 2019

Includes bibliographical references.

PROJECT SUMMARY The projects conducted by the OIP student were Hog Finishing and Corn Production. The implemented projects were started on August 19, 2018 and terminated on December 24, 2018. Hog finishing project was composed of 7 heads of large white breed. The selected stocks including for supplies and materials were purchased at May-Iba, Teresa, Rizal. The price of stocks per head was P 2,600.00 fixed price, with an initial average weight of 11 kilograms per piglet. Before the stocks were confined, the pigpen was disinfected by the OIP student using commercial liquid disinfectant, Major D disinfectant solution was mixed with water at the recommended rated. Then it was sprayed all over the surface of the pen using a sprayer to eliminate harmful organisms. The hogs were fed twice a day, with commercial feeds. Feeding was done at 7:00 o'clock in the morning and at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Proper feeding management of the hogs ensures success of the project. Feeding of hogs was done by the OIP student. Hog finishing project was able to produce 742 kilograms of meat with a gross sales of Php92,750.00 with total expenses of Php77,109.66which included the 14% interest rate. It obtained a total net income of Php15,640.34 with a return of investment of 20.28%. White corn production was started on August 21, 2018 and was terminated on November 28, 2018. The total land area used was 500 sq. meter. The total harvest was 357 kilograms. The total gross sale of white corn production was fourteen thousand two hundred eighty pesos (P 14,280.00) with a total expenses of eight thousand four hundred ninety seven and forty two centavos (P 8, 497.42) which included the 14% interest rate of thirty two and ninety two centavos (P 32.92) the project obtained total net income of five thousand seven hundred eighty two and fifty eight centavos, with a return of investment of 68.05%. The implementation of both projects enhanced the various skills of the student for their real life settings. The community also benefited through of products that the project. Both projects were significant and environmental friendly.