Modelling the cost price of fetal through Modiran company for the first time

The implementation of the embryo production automation system of Sina Fannavaran Mandegar company was assigned to Modiran Tahlilgar Sepahan company.

Embryo transfer through Ovum Pick Up method (OPU) in cattle (Part II)

In this section, we discuss the importance of recording and reporting information based on the basic information of embryo production processes that we discussed in the first section.

Approaches for Improvement of Herd Pregnancy Rate (Part II)

To read the first section of the article on the factors affecting the improvement of the pregnancy rate press on this link.

Designing a computational model of the cost price of small-scale livestock via the Modiran company

This model, which was designed for the first time in Iran, includes the following features:

1- All calculations are designed based on 26 agricultural standards

Determining the most appropriate age of replacement for dairy cows

This study was performed to determine the most appropriate replacement age for dairy cows. The replacement of dairy cows with heifers is a well-managed decision to fulfil livestock profits.

Introduction
Cost accounting is considered as one of the most important tools in management, and its knowledge can serve as a great help to the heart of an industrial unit. It can be said that determining the actual cost in a dairy farm is a huge step in system management.
The actual cost is a very important tool available to the management so that managers could be able to calculate the actual cost of products and apply their control over material costs, labor costs and other production costs.
We tried to make you familiar with this knowledge in a brief article in a simple language

Managing director of a software specialized company said that sheep & goats were always far away, and the need for industrialization was not felt. He said that the lack of sheep & goat data recording is related to the Iranian history of dealing with these livestock. Sheep & goats have always existed in Iran, but their life was summarized in rangelands. However, new conditions, such as drought, an increase in inputs costs, and the need to make profit, have led to industrialization of sheep & goats keeping method, and industrial methods will now be featured in this activity