Viabilidade Econômica de um Sistema de Criação de Suínos ao Ar Livre (Siscal) na Região de Araguaína.

Abstract

The objective of this study was to evaluate the implementation of an Intensive System for the Breeding of Outdoor Swine (SISCAL) in the region of Araguaína. The system considered the production of animals only until the weaning phase, with a herd of 21 hybrid females and 2 breeding males with a coverage schedule every 30 days and a 33.3% annual planting reform. The analysis of the economic feasibility of the activity consisted in the elaboration of a project to evaluate the economic viability of SISCAL in the region. The following indicators were calculated: investments, costs, revenues, operating costs, simple Payback, internal rate of return , Net present value and cost benefit ratio. The amount of investment required was R$ 51,393.67. Production was 2,650kg / pv in year one and 7,299kg / pv in other years, with monetary income of R$ 37,094.40 and R$ 81,188.80. Operating costs varied throughout the project. Payback occurs between years one and two of the project in unfunded situation. The accumulated cash flow in the funded situation was positive during the project review period. The simple payback indicators, internal rate of return, net present value and cost benefit ratio were relevant. In scenarioswith and withoutfinancing a 10% reduction in revenuetogetherwith a 20% increase in costsmakestheindicatorsunfeasible. Thus, theimplantation of theswineactivity in theregionwaseconomicallyfeasible, being flexible tothefluctuations in theincome, indicatingthattheactivity has lowrich.