feeds

Question 0

roughages make up _____% of daily food intake by weight

Answer 0

50%

Question 1

roughages are high in _____ and low in _____

Answer 1

fiber and energy

Question 2

3 examples of roughages

Answer 2

alfalfa, grass hay, pasture

Question 3

3 examples of roughages for bad teeth

Answer 3

soaked hay, chopped hay, beet pulp

Question 4

ideal hay

Answer 4

small and few stems, lots of leaves, green/yellow color, smell like grass, no foreign matter, not dusty/moldy

Question 5

DM

Answer 5

dry matter

Question 6

DE

Answer 6

digestible ennergy

Question 7

TDN

Answer 7

total digestible nutrients

Question 8

nsc

Answer 8

non structural carbs

Question 9

CP

Answer 9

crude protein

Question 10

NDF

Answer 10

neutral detergent fiber

Question 11

DM of most hay is _____%

Answer 11

50%

Question 12

CP of grass hay

Answer 12

6-8%

Question 13

CP of legume hay

Answer 13

15%

Question 14

DE of hay

Answer 14

.77-.94 mcal/lb

Question 15

in place of DE, ranges from 40-55%

Answer 15

TDN

Question 16

measure of plants cell wall content

Answer 16

NDF

Question 17

concentrates are a good source of ______ and _____

Answer 17

energy and protein

Question 18

oats are safest to feed because…

Answer 18

high in fiber

Question 19

why use SOM for a high protein supplement

Answer 19

has lysine and methionine

Question 20

most energy dense grain

Answer 20

corn

Question 21

barley vs corn, energy and fiber

Answer 21

corn is higher in energy, barley higher in fiber

Question 22

dont feed lots of wheat bran bc?

Answer 22

Ca:P is 1:13, doesnt allow calcium to be absorbed

Question 23

why select rice bran as a supplement

Answer 23

high fat for horses in high performance

Question 24

why soak beet pulp

Answer 24

dry and dusty, soaking is more palatable

Question 25

why process grains

Answer 25

increases digestability, doesnt change nutrient content

Question 26

textured feed = _______

Answer 26

sweet feed

Question 27

NASC

Answer 27

national animal supplement council, ensures youre buying from a reputable company producing safe products

Question 28

contains prebiotics and probiotics

Answer 28

digestive

Question 29

helps regulate insulin and glucose levels in easy keepers

Answer 29

metabolic

Question 30

may assist horses prone to tying up

Answer 30

muscle

Question 31

vitamin B1, magnesium, chamomile

Answer 31

calming

Question 32

inability to sweat

Answer 32

anhidrosis

Question 33

biotin, methionine, zinc

Answer 33

hoof

Question 34

contains psyllium husks

Answer 34

sand colic

Question 35

extra protein for hard keepers

Answer 35

weight gain

Question 36

glucosimine and chondrotin

Answer 36

joint

Question 37

after injury, restore comfort and preserve joint health

Answer 37

anti-inflammatory

Question 38

beware heavy metal contamination

Answer 38

minerals

Question 39

vitamin B12 aids in production of RBC for stamina

Answer 39

energy

Question 40

helps with chronic or seasonal breathing ailments

Answer 40

respiratory

Question 41

all in one approach

Answer 41

multi-purpose

Question 42

for horses in intense training, recovery from illness, senior horses

Answer 42

immune

Question 43

symptoms include girthy, weight loss, dull coat

Answer 43

ulcers

Question 44

maintain hydration and mineral balance

Answer 44

electrolytes

Question 45

omega 3 fatty acids promote healthy coat

Answer 45

skin/coat

Question 46

for horses on hay only diet

Answer 46

multivitamin

Question 47

silica to maintain connective tissue

Answer 47

tendon and ligament

Question 48

neutralize damaging free radicals

Answer 48

antioxidants

Question 49

MSM, probiotics, yeast, Vitamin C/E

Answer 49

senior