CONVENTIONAL ANIMAL FEED INGREDIENTS AND CLASSIFICATION Flashcards

1
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it must be rendered using special process designed for liquids.

A

blood meal

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2
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blood meals has how many proteins? but lower in what animal products?

A

-80%
-lysine

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3
Q

Most popular animal meat meal used in poultry diets,
High quality protein (60%) with excellent amino acid profile & availability. Use is limited to less than 10% due to fishy taste & smell of poultry meal and
eggs.

A

Fish meals

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4
Q

s a major concern of fish meals.

A

gizzard erosion factors

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5
Q

-Milk by-products remaining from cheese manufacture
- Their use in poultry diets has declined due to high price

A

whey products

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6
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Cereal By- Products and Bulk feeds

A

RICE BRAN
COPRA MEAL
CORN GLUETEN MEAL

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6
Q

pericarp or bran layer and germ of rice, with some hull fragments

A

rice bran

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7
Q

ground flakes or cakes obtained after the removal of oil from copra by
solvent or expeller extraction methods

A

Copra meal

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8
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types of minerals:

A
  1. Calcium source – oyster shell & limestone
  2. Phosphates – Dicalcium & Defluorinated
  3. Salt
  4. Minor minerals – ZnSO4, ZnO, MnSO4, NaSeO3, FeSO4, CuSO4
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8
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corn & wheat screenings,

A

Corn gluten meal

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9
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types of miscellaneous ingredients:

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  1. Fats/Oils
    a. Added to diets as a source of concentrated energy.
    b. Include animal, vegetable, blended fats, soap stock, or refined restaurant fats.
    c. Antioxidants (preservatives) must be added to prevent rancidity
    d. Must be checked for moisture, harmful fats (unsaponifiables), and insoluble matter
  2. Alfalfa products
  3. Molasses
  4. Distillers and Brewers Dried grains/Soluble
  5. Yeast products
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10
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types of micro ingredients :

A
  1. Vitamins Premixes
  2. Drugs (antibiotics & coccidiostats
  3. Feed preservatives (mold inhibitors & antioxidants)
  4. Pigmenting agents
  5. Flavors and pellet binders
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