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Elsevier Terminology Flashcards

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Feedstuff

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any dietary component that provides some essential nutrients/serves some other function

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Large animal

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large animals usually found on farms and used for production/recreation - human benefit

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Livestock species

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cattle
horses
pig
sheep
goats
chickens
quail
ducks

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Forages

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feeds made up of either most or all of a plant

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Livestock definition

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animals (any size) found on farms used for production/recreation - human benefit

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Laminitis

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inflammation/damage of the tissue between hoof and underlying coffin bone

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Severe laminitis

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can progress to founder - hoof and coffin bone are seperated, the coffin bone can rotate causing extreme pain

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Spoilage

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green chop - forage harvested at a given stage of development and fed directly

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Ensiling

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harvesting process where forage is chopped then stored in a oxygen excluding storage unit

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Silage

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a partially fermented stage that’s apart of ensiling - forage is essentionally “pickled”

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Hay

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forage that is cut and left out to dry out before being stored into bales

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Concentrates

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a type of forage low in fiber but high in energy/or protein

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By-product feeds

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residues left over from the feed-processing industry and spans a wide array of feedstuff

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Nonnutritive Feed Additives

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additives that can include buffers, hormones, binders, medications

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Feed Analysis

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Proximate Analysis

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Open drylots

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Body Condition Score

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Agammaglobulinemic

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Colostrometer

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Colostrum

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Decubital ulcers

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Rubber Curry Comb

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Stiff-Bristled Brush

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Metal Curry Combs

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Thrush

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Gestation Period

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Withdrawal Time

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Wether

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Ovine

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Bovine

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Caprines

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Porcines

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Farrowing

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Gilts

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Hen

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Pullet

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Layer

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Spent Hen

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Ruminants

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Cock

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Rooster

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Stag

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Broiler/Fryer

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Roaster

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Capon

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47
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Cross tying

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Chain Twitch

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Humane Twitch

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50
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Chain Skank

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Stocks

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Hobbles

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Tail tying

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54
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Squeeze chute

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Stanchion

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Hobbles

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