Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Swine beginnings in US

A

Columbus in 1493

DeSoto in 1539

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2
Q

2 big swine processing plants 1800 and why decentralize

A

Cincinnati and Chicago

-companies have own processing plants

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3
Q

US pork rankings

A

1st in exports
3rd largest producer
5th larges importer

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4
Q

Why NC large pork producer?

A

NC legislation make swine farming appealing

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5
Q

swine birth weight

A

3-4 lbs

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6
Q

swine farrow to wean

A

21 days 10-15 lbs

35-50 lbs feeder pigs in nursery

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7
Q

swine continuous flow systems

A

mixing groups moving them to different buildings

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8
Q

swine All-in All-out

A

keep same group of swine together from birth to finish so not to intro new diseases

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9
Q

swine phase feeding

A

having multiple diet formulations optimized for each phase of growth

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10
Q

swine split-sex feeding

A

feeding gilts different from barrows to optimize growth

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11
Q

swine performance goals

A
  • less than 2% mortality
  • pigs weaned 8-9+
  • age at 250 lb less than 180 days
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12
Q

swine big difference between small and large farms litter size

A

big farm better genetics and 24hr care

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13
Q

swine low investment operations

A

pasture systems

feeding out feeder pigs

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14
Q

swine high investment operations

A

farrow to finish operations

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15
Q

AI in swine industry

A

use AI, have sire farms no frozen

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16
Q

swine white breeds

A

yorkshire, landrace, chester white

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17
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swine sire breeds

A

hampshire, Durroc, spotted, poland

18
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terminal cross

A

crossbreeding of breeds for traits

19
Q

largest swine producers

A

Smithfield/ Murphy Farms

20
Q

aquaculture

A

farming of aquatic organisms including fish, molluscus, crustaceans, and aquatic plants

21
Q

types of aquaculture

A
food fish
baitfish
ornamental fish
sport fish
fee fishing
22
Q

baitfish species

A

fathead minnows

golden shiners

23
Q

pond stocking

A

channel catfish
bluegill
trout

24
Q

ornamental species

A

goldfish, angelfish, guppies

25
Q

fish efficiency converting food into meat

A

1.5 lb feed = 1 lb fish meat

26
Q

why catfish in south and trout in Idaho?

A

catfish need warm water and trout need called water

27
Q

stages of fish growth

A
  • securing and spawning
  • hatching of eggs
  • growing fry to produce fingerlings
  • stocking and grow out of fingerlings to marketable size
28
Q

different types fish farms

A
  • ponds
  • cages and pens
  • raceways
  • water re-use systems
29
Q

RAS

A

Recirculating Aquaculture System

30
Q

why have biological filtration

A

to air rate the water

31
Q

what do bacteria remove from system

A

carbon dioxide

32
Q

animal breeding definition

A

selescting sires and dams assigning them to matings and producing offsprings

33
Q

successful definition

A

consistently producing animals that are desired by the market place at a cost lower than their competition

34
Q

animal breeding= domestication?

A

no

35
Q

generations before cross= breed purity

A

3 generations = 7/8 purebred

36
Q

decrease or increase homozygous

A

want to increase in breeding for more predictable right

37
Q

hybrid vigor

A

cross between 2 breeds that allows the offspring to have qualities superior to their parents

38
Q

different breeding methods

A

crossbreeding, random breeding, inbreeding, out breeding

39
Q

crossbreeding

A

obtaining dominant, exploit hybrid vigor

40
Q

random breeding

A

less labor and maintenance

41
Q

inbreeding

A

increase homozygous genetic pairs, increase uniformity