PRODUCTIVIDAD Y RENTABILIDAD DE LA CODORNIZ (Coturnix coturnix japónica) EN LA REGIÓN SUR DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICO
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The objective was to determinate the productivity and profitability of quail production in the
south of México State, on temperate conditions. The methodology used was formulation and
evaluation of projects. The product's main market was Toluca, Temascaltepec and Valle de
Bravo, with a monthly demand of 5,000, 2,800 and 1,900 carcasses respectively. The average
price per kg of meat and egg was $ 115.0 ($ 11.5/piece) and $50.0, respectively. The fixed
inversion was $26,222.0; the current depreciation value was $17,500.0. In the same way fixed
and variables costs during the first year were $141,269.2. The revenue in the first year was
$175,425.0. The net present value was $3,676.35, with 14.02% return of the fixed investment,
the cost and benefic relationship and net investment benefit was 1.029 and 1.09 respectively.
With a IRR 12.47%. According to the technical, financial and economic market analysis the
Quail production in the south of Mexico State was profitable.
