Livestock Production WebXam Review #1

Silage is cut and ___.

What is the muscle contracting to push food toward the stomach?

CAFO stands for:

What is different in the mouth structure of cattle, sheep, and goats compared to horses?

Which of the following is the most popular legume?

When animals are beind used to pull loads, these animals are commonly referred to as ___ animals.

Soybean meal and cottonseed meal are usually fed to provide

Non-Legumes are low in what nutrient?

Which compartment is the true stomach of a ruminant?

Red Mineral Blocks have what type of minerals?

EPD stands for which of the following?

What is also known as the blind gut?

The most common and abundant cereal grain is:

What is produced in the pancreas?

What is the term for a mature female pig?

Ruminants are also known as:

Which cereal grain must be processed to provide nutrients to the animal?

Which of the following is NOT a Feedstuff?

Pelleting, hammer milling, roller milling, and steam flaking are examples of:

The composition of the feed and the manufacturers location:

Vitamins A, D, E, and K are also known as

What is the term that means to adapt animals for human use?

Which of the following is called the area toward the head?

Which layer of the skin houses the hair follicles?

What does mastication mean?

What is another term used for proximal colon?

Roughages- primarily contains what nutrient?

Which external component can be used for defense?

How many stomach compartments does a ruminant have?

What type of digestive systems do cattle, sheep, and goats have?

What is the primary function of the liver?

Which of the following is NOT a micromineral?

What is fed to provide amino acids but generally not used to provide energy?

What is the term for a castrated horse?

The nutrient composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen is:

What is the correct term for a castrated bull?

Yellow Mineral Blocks have what type of minerals?

Which of the following is NOT a type of roughage?

What is the term for an immature female bovine?

What is the term for a young horse?

Which of the following refers to the rear of an animal?

What is the term for a castrated goat?

Saliva contains what to break down nutrients?

Animal products that produce fats are:

Energy feeds are high in ____, and low in fiber.

Lipids are also known as:

What term is missing from the following. Rumen, Omasum, Abomasum

Ruminants chew their food more than once, what is this called?

What is colic?

What is the term of items that are not directly from the animal?

Non-ruminats are also known as:

Which year were the first livestock animals brought over to the New World?

Daily supply of feed or food is a

How many ceca do chickens have?

For every pound of feed consumed by the animal, how much water will be consumed?

The RETICULUM feels like what?

Bile is:

The building blocks of proteins are what?

Simple Carbohydrates are also known as:

The most important nutrient is:

What is the term for birthing piglets?

Today's trend is to have ___ hogs for consumers.

Intramuscular fat is more commonly known as:

Complex Carbohydrates are also known as:

The major source of energy for animals is:

What does AI commonly stand for?

Which of the following is NOT a section of the small intestine?

Which of the following is an example of a ruminant?

Which of the following is NOT a reason animals were originally domesticated?

Which of the following is NOT contained within the integumentary system?

Legumes & Non-Legumes come in the following forms, EXCEPT:

The RUMEN feels like what?

Plant products that produce oils are:

Where is solid waste stored before being extracted?

What is the term for an uncastrated Sheep?

Bile is secreted from which of the following organs and is responsible for aiding in fat digestion?

The digestive system:

The horse does not have the following organs:

What is the chicken's true stomach?

Processing

What body part takes food from the mouth to the stomach?

Which of the following is NOT a feed processing method?

Vitamins B-1, B-12, and C are also known as

Microminerals are:

Hay typically comes in what form?

Vibrissae is the scientific term for which of the following?

Which is NOT a reason to process feed?

Minerals can be divided into how many groups?

Where is water primarily digested?

All leftover fat and meat from the carcasses are referred to as:

The Brahman breed would be an example of ___ cattle.

The OMASUM has what to assist in removal of water?

Which of the following is NOT a nutritional requirement?

Which of the following is NOT an essential nutrient?

What is the name of the highest point on most four legged animals?

Macrominerals are:

White Mineral Blocks have what mineral in it?

Monogastric animals

Prehension is a term referring to

Which of the following is NOT a macromineral?