Cereal Grains Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Most worldwide fed grain

A

corn

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2
Q

western canada main grain

A

barley

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3
Q

eastern canada main grain

A

corn

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4
Q

cereal grain composition trend

A
  • high starch
  • low fibre
  • intermediate protein
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5
Q

grains can be fed up to ___% of the diet DM

A

90

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6
Q

foundation crop of canadas feedlot industry

A

barley

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7
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importance of corn

A

highest level of starch and energy, but lowest rumen degradable starch

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8
Q

corn rations typically require supplemental ___

A

protein

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9
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importance of wheat

A
  • primarily used for human food
  • in animals used more in poultry and swine
  • risk of acidosis
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10
Q

beef producers often limit wheat content of a diet to ___%

A

<50%

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11
Q

___ ferments rapidly in the rumen, leading to ___ and ___

A

wheat
bloat, acidosis

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12
Q

corn in western canada

A

corn silage used but not grain because we dont have enough heat units to produce grain

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13
Q

cereal structure outside (5 layers)

A

1) pericarp
2) testa
3) nucellus
4) aleurone
5) endosperm

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14
Q

what part of grain is high in oil

A

embryo

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15
Q

why crack barley?

A

increase digestion and efficiency of use

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16
Q

2 types of corn endosperm

A

floury and vitreous

17
Q

floury endosperm

A

more open and opaque

18
Q

vitreous endosperm

A

hard endosperm and translucent

19
Q

amylose vs amylopectin

A

amlyose is linear, digests slower
amylopectin has branching and digests faster

20
Q

husk and pericarp make up ___% weight of a barley kernel

21
Q

testa and aleurone make up ___% of weight of a barley kernel

22
Q

aleurone layer is rich in

23
Q

B glucans in barley

A

ruminants can handle, not monogastrics

24
Q

starchy endosperms of barley make up ___% of kernel weight

25
embryo in barley makes up ___% of kernel weight
3%
26
what is test weight?
measure of grain density
27
imperial bushel weight is ....
36.369 L
28
Minimum standards fro bushel weight depend on.......
- Commodity being measured - Moisture content
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Limiting factors of accessibility of amylolytic bacteria to starch granules (2)
- Husk/Bran/Pericarp (resistant to microbial attachment and penetration) - Encased in protein matrix
30
Penetration of protein matrix
Barley/Wheat: penetrated by rumen proteolytic bacteria Corn/Sorghum: penetrated only by rumen fungi
31
Rumen fermentation of starch depends on....
- Cereal grain type - degree of processing - microbial colonization
32
Fastest and slowest digested cereal grains
Fastest: dry rolled wheat Slowest: dry rolled sorghum
33
______ can help to slow down the rate of ruminal starch fermentation by......
Protozoa engulfing starch granules
34
Why process cereal grains?
crack seed coat to provide access to endosperm for rumen bacteria
35
4 methods of processing
1) dry rolling 2) steam rolling 3) grinding 4) high moisture/reconstituted grain
36
Grinding
performed using hammer mill