Livestock feed - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Which nutrient produces the most energy per gram when digested? - Answer-Lipids Which nutrient is comprised of chains of sugars? - Answer-Carbohydrates Which carbohydrate is the most difficult for animals to digest? - Answer-Lignin Which food stuff is an example of nitrogenous? - Answer-Roughage Hay/Legume Hay If a steer at 20 lbs of feed a excreta 8 lbs of feces then what was the digestion coefficient? - Answer-60% What is the main function of carbohydrates in the body? - Answer-Energy Vi...

PCA: Weeds Latest Version Already Passed Dicot have two seed leaves inside the seed coat. They are usually rounded and fat, because they contain the endosperm to feed the embryo plant Monocot An angiosperm that has only one seed leaf. reproductive capability of weeds weeds often form persistent seedbanks and can reproduce at a young age. rhizomes or other vegetative structures, these plants can form thick, single-species stands. Describe the mechanisms by which weed seeds are d...

RECA Rural Part 1 Correctly Solved Exam [100% Correct Answers] What area does an acre cover? **Ans** An acre covers an area of 43,560 square feet. How many hectares are in an acre? **Ans** One acre is equivalent to 0.4047 hectares. What are animal unit equivalents? **Ans** Animal unit equivalents (AU) are a standard measure used to evaluate the grazing impact of different types of livestock and wildlife. For example, Animal Unit Months (AUM) indicate the duration livestoc...

Agritechnology Certification Review Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers a castrated male animal of the cattle (bovine) family is known as steer in swine operations, a ____________ is a female animal sow, gilt where does in vitro mating occur outside the body what is another name for a beast of burden donkey for most farm animals and poultry feeds, what is the number one crop corn which agency is responsible for the inspection of animal slaughter houses USDA -...

ANSC 221- Exam 3 Study Guide Latest Version THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW Preparation for Exam 3 and Final Exam Disclaimer: These items are intended to help you think through the material for which you are responsibile, but no claim is made that they are comprehensive. EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 1 (nutrients). EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 2 (digestion, feed evalua...

BESC 204 Exam 2 Questions with Answers All Correct What is the difference between a superficial infection and a systemic infection - Answer-superficial affects the dermal layers of skin. systemic means it spreads beyond point of inoculation why are fungal diseases are difficult to treat once they take hold - Answer-Their anatomy is very similar to our own, meaning most things that will kill them will kill us. They also can develop resistance to antifungals What is a secondary metabolite?...

BASF Plant Science Certification Practice Test with Complete Solutions Which part of the plant cell provides the structural support and protection? Cell wall Which cell structure contains the cytoskeleton, cytosol, and organelles? Cytoplasm Maintaining proper levels of vegetation is an example of which type of conservation? Outdoor water conservation Which of the following is/are a benefit of weeds Soil stabilization, habitat and feed for wildlife, addition of organic matter. W...

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 explosion - ANSWER-false Air and dust are only necessary to create an explosio...

ANSC 221- Exam 3 Study Guide Latest Version THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW Preparation for Exam 3 and Final Exam Disclaimer: These items are intended to help you think through the material for which you are responsibile, but no claim is made that they are comprehensive. EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 1 (nutrients). EVERYTHING that the course covered (and was on the 'things you should know' pages) for Exam 2 (digestion, feed evalua...

When was BQA implemented? - in 1982 by producers, USDA & FSIS Purpose of BQA - to avoid violative drug residues -currently, other factors exist that influence overall beef quality Principles of BQA were developed by who? Why? - -developed by Pillsbury *for quality control of food being supplied to NASA:* -hazard analysis & critical control point National BQA guidelines developed by: - The American Association of Bovine practitioners & state cattlemen's groups. Beef Quality Assurance gui...