AgSc20 Lec Flashcards

2nd Long Exam

1
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are equipped with sensors and mechanisms that ensures the right amount of feed is dispensed at regular intervals.

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Automatic Chicken Feeder

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serves as a central storage container for chicken feed, enabling continuous and automated feeding by dispensing feed from the hopper to the feeding troughs or pans.

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Autoatic Feeding Hopper

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3
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drives the mechanism that move and deliver feed to chickens

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Motor

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4
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transports feed from a central storage area to individual feeders or hoppers within the chicken house

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Conveying pipe

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5
Q

holds and dispense feed to the chickens, ensuring they have easy access to food and minimizing waste.

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Feeding pan

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6
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Machines used in Animal Production

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  • Automatic Chicken Feeder
  • Automatic Pig Feeder
  • Automatic Chicken Waterer
  • Autoatic Pig Waterer
  • Hay bale forklift
  • Forage chopper/shredder
  • Self-propelled forage harvester
  • Egg incubator
  • Manual Milking
  • Automatic Milking Machines
  • Mash Feed Mill
  • Pellet Feed Mill
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7
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used to crush corn, stalks, straw, peanut shells, bean stalks, firewood and other agricultural waste.

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Hammer Mill

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8
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separate the dust and fine particles from the air stream, improving air quality and preventing pollution.

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Cyclone

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8
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ensures that all raw materials, including vitamins, minerals, and other additives are evenly blended before being processed into feed pellets.

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Feed Mixer

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8
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transforms powdered or granulated materials into compact pellets, primarily for animal feed, fuel and other applications.

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Pellet Mill/ Pellet Press

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9
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reduces the temperature and moisture content of freshly extruded pellets to prevent breakage, improve durability, and facilitate safe storage and transportation.

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Cooler

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10
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Sources of Farm Power

A
  • Solar energy
  • Wind
  • Human power
  • Animal power
  • Engine powered tractors
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11
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using the solar energy to power farm machinery through the use of solar power

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Solar energy

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11
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could reshape sustainable agriculture. Unlike typical electric tractors that rely on plug-in charging, the E-Horse harnesses energy directly from the sun

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Solar powered machine

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11
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This is through the use of wind turbines, which convert the kinetic energy of the wind into electrical energy

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Wind power

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11
Q

the NIA (National Irrigation Association) sees that solar irrigation projects can alleviate the decreasing irrigation water supply from dams and reservoirs during El Niño.

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Solar power-driven pump irrigation projects

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Benefits of Solar Energy and Wind Power

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  • Environmental Sustainability
  • Renewable source of energy
11
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Farm operations are still undertaken using man as the power source. These tasks include:
* Land preparation (plowing, soil leveling, constructing bunds and drains)
* Plant establishment
* Pests control
* Crops harvesting and transporting
* Grain processing

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Human power

11
Q

Animals are still widely used as the major power source in many countries.

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Animal power

11
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Disadvantages of using animal power

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  • Animals have limited daily working hours
  • Animals need feeding and protection against pests and disease.
  • Slow
  • High man/power ratio
  • Limited range of working conditions
  • Animals require training
11
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Disadvantages of using engine powered tractors

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  • High fuel consumption
  • Maintenance needs
  • Environmental concerns (Carbon dioxide emissions)