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Demand for veterinary products in Cavite / by Leonida H. Rodil.

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Rodil, Leonida H [author]

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Indang, Cavite, 1978. Cavite State University- Main Campus,Description: 24 [4]p. : ill. ; 28 cm. illustrations ; cmContent type:

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636.08951 R61 1978

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Abstract: A survey of different dealers of veterinary product in the different towns of Cavite, to determine the demand of veterinary products and partly the status of the same enterprises was conducted from January 1977 to February 1978. Findings show that businessmen engaged in the enterprise have primary to college education. The sixteen respondents interviewed were engaged in selling antibiotics, vitamins, and feeds. Of the sixteen respondents, 87.5 percent were selling the combination of the above products and biologicals, feed supplements and feed ingredients and 7 percent with veterinary equipments, poultry and livestock supply and all of the aforementioned veterinary products. Products were obtained directly from producer at the rate of 37.5 percent; from product distributor, 43.75 percent; and from product sub-dealers, 18.75 percent. Monthly output of the sixteen respondents which was consumed monthly by commercial and backyard poultry and live- stock producers amounted to #500.00 to ¥180,000.00. Feeds were highly demanded among the products, followed by antibiotics, vitamins, biologicals, sulfonamides, feed supplements and ingredients, poultry and livestock supplies, and veterinary equipments. Incentives in form of salary and percentage of sales business were given to hired salesman. Proper budget appropriation and arrangement with product producers, improved salestalk, and public relation with consumers minimized or solved problems encountered by the respondents.

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Special problem (B.S.A.--Animal Husbandry) Don Severino Agricultural College

Includes bibliographical references.

A survey of different dealers of veterinary product in the different towns of Cavite, to determine the demand of veterinary products and partly the status of the same enterprises was conducted from January 1977 to February 1978.

Findings show that businessmen engaged in the enterprise have primary to college education.

The sixteen respondents interviewed were engaged in selling antibiotics, vitamins, and feeds. Of the sixteen respondents, 87.5 percent were selling the combination of the above products and biologicals, feed supplements and feed ingredients and 7 percent with veterinary equipments, poultry and livestock supply and all of the aforementioned veterinary products.

Products were obtained directly from producer at the rate of 37.5 percent; from product distributor, 43.75 percent; and from product sub-dealers, 18.75 percent.

Monthly output of the sixteen respondents which was consumed monthly by commercial and backyard poultry and live- stock producers amounted to #500.00 to ¥180,000.00. Feeds were highly demanded among the products, followed by antibiotics, vitamins, biologicals, sulfonamides, feed supplements and ingredients, poultry and livestock supplies, and veterinary equipments. Incentives in form of salary and percentage of sales business were given to hired salesman.

Proper budget appropriation and arrangement with product producers, improved salestalk, and public relation with consumers minimized or solved problems encountered by the respondents.

Submitted to the University Library 05/10/2007 SP-194