Abdulrhman Al Rowily, Nouf Aloudah, Zahraa Jalal, Mohammed Abutaleb, Mohamed Baraka, Vibhu Paudyal
Medication errors in relation to direct-acting oral anticoagulants: a qualitative study of pharmacists' views and experiences
International journal of clinical pharmacy
aim study analyze economic viability producing dairy goat kids fed liquid diets alternative goat milk slaughtered two different ages fortyeight male newborn saanen alpine kids selected allocated four groups using completely randomized factorial design goat milk gm cow milk cm commercial milk replacer cmr fermented cow colostrum fc group divided two groups slaughter 60 90 days age animals received tifton hay concentrate ad libitum values total costs liquid solid feed plus labor income average gross margin calculated data analyzed using monte carlo techniques risk 55 software 1000 iterations variables studied model kids fed gm cmr generated negative profitability values slaughtered 60 days us 164 us 217 respectively also 90 days us 308 us 018 respectively risk analysis showed 98 probability profitability would negative gm used regard cm fc presented low risk kids slaughtered 60 days 85 212 respectively even lower risk animals slaughtered 90 days 52 38 respectively kids fed cm slaughtered 90 days presented highest average gross income us 6788 also average gross margin us 1843animal 60day rearing regime economically viable cmr cost exceed 1147 animalselling price implies replacer cannot cost us 039 043kg 60 90day feeding regimes respectively sensitivity analysis showed variables greatest impact final models results animal selling price liquid diet cost final weight slaughter labor conclusion production male dairy goat kids economically viable kids diet consists mainly either cow milk fermented colostrum especially kids slaughtered 90 days age