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Animal Science Certification Latest Version Graded A+ A female pig which has yet to have a litter is referred to as which of the following gilt Ear tags are more often placed in which of the following parts of the animal auricle In reference to the needles, gauge means which of the following diameter of needle Soybean meal and cottonseed meal are usually fed to provide which of the following protein Vibrissae is the scientific term for which of the following whiskers what is...

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African Swine Fever - carried by warthogs tranmitted by soft ticks Atrophic rhinitis - Bordatella bronchiseptica nonprogressive Pasteurella multocida progressive atrophy of turbinates, facial dostortion common in pigles 3-8 weeks old Aural hematomas - casued by bites inflicted by pen mates Blue Eye - tublavirus Brucellosis - abortion transmitted via venereal transmission and through aborted fetuses zoonotic Dermatosis vegetans - semilethal hereditary macules around coronary band Diff...

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Primary objective is to provide the commercial swine industry with genetically superior, healthy breeding stock and emphasizing reproduction, growth performance and carcass composition. - answerseedstock operation Which state has the largest swine inventory? - answerIowa The red meat production of swine has ______ since 1950. - answerdoubled Globally, the U.S. ranks ____ in pork production. - answer3rd T/F: The gestation length of a sow is 114 days. - answertrue Typical early weaning weig...

CYBER SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. In relation to risk management, IP stands for ___________. - -a. intangible property b. Internet Property c. Internet Protocol d. Intellectual Property ans: d Identify the true statement. - -a. All vulnerabilities in losses. b. Exploited vulnerabilities result in losses. c. Vulnerability is a synonym for loss. d. The method used to take advantage of a vulnerability is known as a threat ans: b What...

ANSC 1401 Crossland Final Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Why would the population growth rate of poultry be greater than large animals? - answerfaster reproduction Why has pork been the most widely produced meat source world wide? - answerpigs eat waste, reproduce in litters, faster reproduction Why would the US be less reliant on manure and urine as fertilizer than developing countries? - answermechanized agriculture T/F: Developing countries consume more meat than developed c...

GRSC 501 Final Exam Questions and Answers, Latest Updated 2024/2025 | Rated A+. The fire triangle includes fuel, heat, and oxygen for a confined space - ANSWER-false You can remove another employee's lock out tag out lock if they have you permission - ANSWER-false In the Corpus Christi Texas grain elevator explosion, there was as many as 12 dust explosions in 2 minutes - ANSWER-true Since flour mills are cleaner than elevators and feed mills, they have very few ignition sources for a dust...

Give the genus and species of the wild boar. - Sus scrofa Give the genus and species of the domesticated pig. - Sus vittatus What are the factors that are favorable to swine production? Explain why each one is favorable. - - *Prolificacy* (They are able to give birth to a relatively large litter. Plus, they have a gestation period of 114 days, meaning they can have more than one litter per year.) - *Conversion of grain and waste to meat is more efficient* (They don't have to eat as much to...