Feed evaluation Flashcards

1
Q

what factors need to be considered for a proper ration

A

environment
intake
output-input

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2
Q

why is intake important

A

if they eat less than you plan for their requirements arent being met

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3
Q

what percent of lysine do early weaned pigs need

A

1.6%

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4
Q

what 2 ways can dietary standards be expressed as

A

quantity of nutrient
percent of diet

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5
Q

what is the biggest priority in feeding standards

A

energy

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6
Q

units for feeding standards

A

NE
ME
DE
TDN

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7
Q

T/F dairy cows have a higher percentage of consumed energy going towards maintenance than beef cows

A

FALSE> most of dairy cows energy goes to milk production

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8
Q

what is the relationship between heat production and bodyweight

A

non linear
as one increases so does the other

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9
Q

what is the relationship between heat production per unit of boy weight and body weight

A

as body weight increases heat per unit decreases

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10
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what is metabolic body size, what is it used for

A

BW^0.75
used to predict maintenance energy requirements

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11
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equation for heat production related to body weight

A

HP = 70 x BW^0.75

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12
Q

how does rate of gain effect NEg

A

the faster you grow the higher your energy requirements

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13
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how does composition of gain effect NEg

A

fat composition will require more energy than muscle composition

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14
Q

T/F bulls leaner than steers leaner than heifers

A

TRUE

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15
Q

what happens to energy requirements as you mature

A

fat increases increasing energy requirements

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16
Q

how does frame size impact energy requirements

A

as frame size increases so does energy need

17
Q

when does the fetus truly begin to increase energy requirements

A

3rd trimester

18
Q

types of diets that can be formulated

A

-total mixed ration
-trace mineral mix
-energy/protein supplement
-vitamin/mineral premix(to be mixed in with total mixed ration)

19
Q

factors affecting feed intake in swine

A

-body weight
-temp
-pelleting of the ration
-subtherapeutic levels of antibiotics
-space
-gender
-protein
-breed

20
Q

how do subtherapeutic levels of antibiotics effect feed intake

A

feed intake increases

21
Q

T/F barrows eat more than gilts eat more than boars

22
Q

which breed of swine has the highest feed intake

23
Q

why is breed less of a indicator of feed intake in swine now

A

most swine are crossbred

24
Q

factors effecting feed intake of cattle

A

-dietary energy concentration
-empty body fat
-breed
-implants
-ionophores
-temp

25
how does energy concentration effect intake
very low or very high energy levels will have decreased intake
26
which cattle breed has the highest feed intake
holstein
27
how do implants effect feed intake
implanted cattle consume more feed and produce more muscle than fat
28
how does rumensin impact feed intake
rumensun causes a decrease in intake but not a performance change
29
what is the purpose of rumensin
change composition of microbes to improve feed efficiency
30
T/F all ionophores cause a decrease in feed intake
FALSE
31
methods to formulate rations
linear programming least-cost commercial software