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Elie https://thechange.wiki/index.php?title=Archive:000/Feed_efficiency&diff=374&oldid=prev 2022-09-22T01:48:31Z

<p>Created page with &quot;Farm animals eat, and they also produce food. Feed efficiency refers to the ratio of &#039;&#039;output (food)&#039;&#039; per &#039;&#039;input (feed)&#039;&#039;. There are a few ways to quantify outputs and inputs, such as * total mass * dry mass * calories * protein Within each of those, one might also specify whether we&#039;re talking about * &#039;&#039;all&#039;&#039; material, or * just the proportion that is &#039;&#039;human-edible&#039;&#039; Lastly, we could specify whether the inputs &amp; outputs are * &#039;&#039;over the full lifetime&#039;&#039; of the animal...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Farm animals eat, and they also produce food. Feed efficiency refers to the ratio of ''output (food)'' per ''input (feed)''.<br /> <br /> There are a few ways to quantify outputs and inputs, such as<br /> * total mass<br /> * dry mass<br /> * calories<br /> * protein<br /> Within each of those, one might also specify whether we're talking about<br /> * ''all'' material, or<br /> * just the proportion that is ''human-edible''<br /> Lastly, we could specify whether the inputs &amp; outputs are<br /> * ''over the full lifetime'' of the animal, or<br /> * just during some particular time (such as a cow's months of lactation).<br /> <br /> From this, there are technically 128 different ways to measure feed efficiency - which is way too much! This page is meant to be a table for the most important ones.<br /> <br /> ==Numbers==<br /> <br /> This will be filled in soon.</div>

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