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FEEDLOT final Exam Review Questions and answers, graded A+/ verified. What are Beef Quality Assurance Programs (BQA) and what is their relevance? What are some components that would go into beef quality assurance in a feedyard? - -Beef quality assurance programs are standards/practices that help contribute to the overall consistency, safety, quality of beef produced by many different people. Some componenets of a BQA program would be animal handling, bunk management, documentation of ...

feedlot finalWhat are Beef Quality Assurance Programs (BQA) and what is their relevance? What are some components that would go into beef quality assurance in a feedyard? Beef quality assurance programs are standards/practices that help contribute to the overall consistency, safety, quality of beef produced by many different people. Some componenets of a BQA program would be animal handling, bunk management, documentation of health treatments, etc. Though BQA are not mandated, do many fe...

Quality Grade - - marbling and maturity - Quantity of intramuscular fat in the longissimus muscle (12th and 13th ribs) Yield grade - - Measures the proportion of edible or usable meat after being trimmed of bones or fat. - Fat thickness: 12th rib - Rib eye area - Hot carcass weight - Kidney, pelvic and heart fat Initial steps to be taken prior to diet formulation - - Perform accurate animal description •This may affect adaptation strategy; special management; protocols • Def...

Certified Veterinary Assistant - Level 1: Course 109 Veterinary Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2023Antibiotic A chemical substance produced by a microorganism that has capacity, in dilute solutions, to kill (biocidal activity) or inhibit the growth (biostatic activity) of other microorganisms. Antitoxin An antibody to a toxin that binds specifically with the toxin to neutralize the effects of the toxin. Carcinogen A substance that can cause cancer. Carcino- is the combining f...

any destructive process by which complex substances are converted by living cells into more simple compounds a. Catabolism b. Anabolism c. Supplementation d. Rationing - ANSWER-a Chemical agent that is synthesized in a particular part of the body and is carried by blood to another part of the body where it elicits a physiological response by action on specific tissue or organ is called a. Enzyme b. Hormone c. Coenzyme d. Cofactor - ANSWER-b A combination of feedstuffs is called a....

Clemson AVS1500 Intro to animal science notes

ANSI 3653 Exam 1 questions and answers 100% verified. Nutrients - correct food component that aids in the support of life; water, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals feed/feedstuffs - correct material included in a diet or ration because of its nutrient composition and/or nutritional properties ration/diet - correct answers.a 24-hour allowance of feed or mixture of feed ingredients; does not imply that the ration is nutritionally adequate to meet the ...

what is the inventory of cattle in NC? - answer-830,000 Describe the NC cattle industry - answer-small but strong what are the segments of the beef cattle industry? - answer--cow/calf (seedstock) -stocker -feedlot -packer (purveyor) -retailer (imports) -consumer (exports) what are the two largest beef industry segments? - answer-cow/calf (seedstock) and consumer (exports) what are the two smallest industry segments? - answer-feedlot and packer (purveyor) where is the beef bel...

ANSI 3653 Exam 2 questions and answers graded A+ 2023. An important principle of grazing management is the maintenance of immature plants for greater dry matter consumption over time. Bermudagrass can be managed to keep the plant in a vegetative, immature state for grazing purposes. What is the term used to describe the grazing management process used with bermudagrass to keep the forage in a young, vegetative, immature state. An example was presented in class. Discuss this ...

True or False: Domestic animals serve us in many ways but they are raised primarily for companionship to man. - False True or False: The primary reason for farming (crops and livestock) is to have a profitable operation. - True True or False: At the present time, feed grain prices are very low as compared to a couple years ago - True True or False: The three main sources of water for most land animals are: drinking, feedstuffs, and metabolic - True True or False: Poultry do not h...