Record of Weights by Months

If scales can not be obtained, all except the first and last weights of the pig may be estimated.

MonthWeight in PoundsGain in Pounds
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First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Total

Standard Prices of Feeds to Be Used in Keeping Records

Write to your state club leader for the standard prices to be used for feeds. If such are not available, use local prices which may be obtained from elevators, feed stores, or local papers. For purposes of comparison feed prices should be uniform for a club or class.

Financial Statement and Summary

Note.—Do not fill this page until the project is finished.

EXPENSES
Value of pigs at beginning$
Value of pasture
Value of green feed
Value of feed
Value of kitchen or other wastes
Amount of labor, ____ hrs.
Value of labor at 10 cents per hour
Total expense
RECEIPTS
Note.—Use only spaces that apply to your pig.
Final value meat hog, ______ lbs., at ____ per lb.$
—or—
If a pig for breeding purposes, its weight in lbs. ____ and value$
Total receipts$
SUMMARY
1. Weight at beginninglbs.
2. Weight at end of projectlbs.
3. Total gain in weightlbs.
(Subtract answer to No. 1 from answer to No. 2.)
4. Number of days fed
Average daily gainlbs.
(Divide answer to No. 3 by answer to No. 4.)
5. Cost per pound of gain$
(Divide cost of feed by total gain in weight.)
6. Final net profit$
(Subtract total expenses from total receipts.)
7. At what fairs did you show your pig?
8. Did you win a prize?
9. What were they?