Exam 3 Misc. Flashcards

1
Q

what type of cattle diet is urea best for

A

high grain and high RUP intake

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2
Q

what cereal grain has the lowest relative lysine value

A

corn gluten meal

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3
Q

what equine production level has the lowest N:C ratio

A

mature exercising

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4
Q

heat increment levels for feeds

A

forage(highest HI) > grain > fat(lowest HI)

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5
Q

which feeds are dangerous due to prussic acid poisoning

A

sudangrass
johnson grass

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6
Q

do gilts or barrows have higher AA requirements

A

gilts

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7
Q

how much CP can come from NPN sources

A

1/3 of total CP%

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8
Q

what toxin do blister beetles contain

A

cantharadin

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9
Q

which class horses will need to be fed more concentrate than forage

A

weanlings

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10
Q

which beef production system yields the lightest carcass weights

A

calf-fed

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11
Q

do grower or starter pigs have higher phosphorus requirements

A

starter

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12
Q

what is biuret

A

NPN source for ruminants

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13
Q

primary goal of phase V for dairy cattle

A

acclimate rumen microbes to feed fed during phase 1

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14
Q

which dairy phase is added fat most beneficial

A

Phase 1

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15
Q

which b-complex vitamin can decrease ketosis in dairy

A

niacin

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16
Q

what grain source is most likely to cause milk fat depression in cows

A

steam flaked corn

17
Q

T/F long stemmed alfalfa has better roughage value for lactating cows than alfalfa pellets

A

TRUE

18
Q

how will feeding fat to pigs effect feed intake? heat increment?

A

intake: decrease
HI: decrease

19
Q

what is effective fiber

A

the property of a feed that causes a cow to chew

20
Q

T/F microbial protein synthesized by urea can be absorbed by horses

A

FALSE

21
Q

what is the effect of mixing oat grain with a balanced feed supplement of Ca:P ratio

A

it will decrease

22
Q

b-complex vitamins likely to be deficient in horses

A

thiamine
biotin

23
Q

what ewes are most susceptible to getting pregnancy toxemia

A

late pregnant ewes with twins

24
Q

which month of the year would adding fat to Texas pigs diet most improve feed efficiency

A

July

25
Q

what dairy phase is the best to put body condition back on the cow

A

phase III

26
Q

what two amino acids are commercially available for pig diets

A

lysine
methionine

27
Q

which dairy phase is urea not recommended for use during

A

Phase I and II

28
Q

T/F compared to corn wheat is more likely to cause milk fat depression in dairy cows

A

TRUE

29
Q

what feed will have the lowest heat increment

A

rendered animal fat

30
Q

which physiological function receives the lowest priority during phase I of lactation

A

maintenance

31
Q

ideal Ca:P ratio in pigs

A

1-1.5:1

32
Q

what grain can be fed to horses without first being processed

A

oats

33
Q

T/F feeding Ca deficient diet to dairy cattle during dry period can help reduce milk fever

A

TRUE

34
Q

what micromineral is most likely to be deficient in growing pigs fed a corn:soybean ration

A

iron

35
Q

NEg value of alfalfa

A

0.74 Mcal/kg

36
Q

the EAA requirements per unit of energy are lowest for which horse state

A

exercising horses

37
Q

T/F bermudagrass hay is generally safe and free from toxicity problems for horses

A

TRUE

38
Q

T/F paylean fed pigs have lower dietary requirements for EAA than non paylean fed

A

FALSE