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| Location | CN |
| Geographical representativeness description | This study was conducted from 2014 to 2015, aiming at livestock and poultry feeding cycle, meat ratio, feed formula, feed consumption, coal and electricity consumption, etc. Has been to Shandong Gaomi Zhengda pig farm, Laixi City Zhishuang dairy farm, Jimo city Duan Bolan town Jiangjiapo village pig farm, Jimo City Liujiazhuang town livestock farm, Rizhao City Changling town Guanzhuang village, Juxian County Zhailihe town Dongxing Agriculture and animal husbandry company, Juxian Qiaoshan town east Chen dairy farm, Juxian Qiaoshan town Liu Jiayi water pig farm, Zhucheng Foreign Trade Co., LTD. Phoenix parents breeding duck farm, Xinjiang Fukang Hongfa Breeding professional cooperative, Jiuyun Street Town Xuhong laying Chicken cooperative, Jiuyun Street Town Liuyun Village self-contained breeding farm, China Australia Holding Group Co., LTD., Dezhou City Qingyun County Wayu Village, Shandong Province Qingyun County four Liu community beef cattle breeding base, Dezhou City Qingyun Qingnian chicken breeding base, Qingyun County Yongli Poultry layer breeding company, Qingyun County Xingchen youth chicken breeding Field research was carried out by professional breeding cooperatives, Qingyun Dongtai broiler breeding cooperatives, Hebei Yanshan Boyuan Feed Co., LTD., Yanshan Da Chinese Feed Co., LTD., Wudi Liuhe Feed Co., LTD., and China-Australia Oriental Hope Feed Co., LTD. |
| Reference year | 2014 |
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| Use advice for data set | When utilizing this dataset for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) purposes, it is crucial to consider the specific years of data collection (2014-2015) and the regional focus of the research (various locations in China). The feed processing energy data should be appropriately scaled and adjusted based on current electricity and coal consumption rates if used to represent contemporary processes. Attention should be paid to changes in feed formula and production technology that might have occurred since the data was collected. Data users should also account for methodological differences when comparing with other datasets and ensure that the scope of the study aligns with the intended application in terms of livestock and poultry species and the scale of operations. |
| Technical purpose of product or process | The described industrial process relates to the feed processing stage for dairy farms and involves the breeding of livestock and poultry. The use of this data is specific to the animal husbandry and agriculture sector, particularly focusing on dairy cows retail. It is relevant for the assessment of energy consumption (electricity and coal) in the production of feed for livestock including pigs, dairy cows, and poultry. The data can be used for operations such as large-scale feed processing plants and can be helpful for environmental impact studies within the context of agricultural practices and livestock management. |
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| General comment on data set | Livestock and poultry feed processing mainly consumes electricity and coal. |
| Copyright | No |
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| Functional Unit | 1kg milk |
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| Technology description including background system | In this paper, the life cycle of livestock and poultry farming is divided into six stages: feed crop planting, feed processing, livestock and poultry raising, manure treatment, slaughter and transportation. The specific life cycle process of livestock and poultry breeding is shown in Figure 2-1. Due to the lack of some data and the limitations of basic conditions, the production, transportation and use of pesticides, mulch and feed additives have not been analyzed, and the environmental impact caused by other related infrastructure construction, transport production and labor costs is no longer considered. |
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