Lecture 3 Part 2 Flashcards

1
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energy concentrates

A

products with…
- less than 20% protein
- low fiber (<18% CF)
- high energy

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2
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example of energy concentrates

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  • cereal grains
  • mill by-products
  • fruits
  • nuts
  • roots and tubers
  • fats
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3
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cereal grains

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  • corn
  • oats
  • barley
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4
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mill by products

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parts of plant removed
- what mids
- soy hulls

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5
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fruits

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something left over from fruit
- citrus pulp

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6
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nuts

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high fat content and energy rich

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7
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roots and tubers

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can be planted and grazed
- carrots
- potatoes

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8
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fats

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common additive to boost energy content in diet, increase palpability, and reduce dust level
- tallow (animal fat)
- oils
- fatty acids

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9
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protein concentrates

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  • not a roughage
  • products with greater than 20% CP and energy variable
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10
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what makes up protein concentrates

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  • vegetable origin
  • animal origin
  • marine products
  • avian products
  • milk products
  • NPN
  • fermentation products
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11
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percent value of protein concentrates=

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crude protein level

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12
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vegetable origin

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  • soybean meal
  • cottonseed meal
  • peanut meal
  • corn gluten meal
  • distillers grains
  • whole soybeans
  • whole cottonseed
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13
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animal origin

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  • animal tissue
  • blood meal
  • meat meal
  • meat and bone meal
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14
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what are there restrictions on when feeding animal origin protein concentrates

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with regard to ruminants

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15
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what are the animal matches for feeding animal origin

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non ruminant to ruminant

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16
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marine products

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  • fish meal (common but limitations bc of palatability)
  • dried fish soluble
  • crab waste
17
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avian products

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  • feather meal (really high in protein)
18
Q

milk products

A
  • dried skim milk
  • dried whey
  • liquid whey (liquid portion of cheese making)
  • dried whole milk
19
Q

what milk product is dried for shelf sustainability and to move and store

A

dried skim milk and dried whey

20
Q

NPN

A

non protein nitrogen
- urea (28% crude protein)
- anhydrous ammonia

21
Q

fermentation products

A
  • yeast
  • brewers solubles
22
Q

mineral supplements

A

products with high mineral content
- bone meal (has a lot of calcium)
- calcium carbonate
- limestone
- magnesium oxide
- copper sulfate
- sodium chloride

23
Q

vitamin supplements

A

products used as source for vitamin enrichment
- fermentation products (B complex)
- carotene (A)
- synthetic vitamins (A,D,E)
- fish oils (A,E)
- wheat germ oil (E)

24
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non-nutritive additives

A

products included that provide non-nutritive benefits
- antibiotics
- medicants
- flavors
- coloring agents
- hormones
- enzymes
- buffers

25
Q

what antibiotics can be fed without prescription

A
  • monensin
  • lasalocid
26
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enzymes

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promotes increased digestibility and usability in animal

27
Q

buffers

A

raise pH
- have to control pH in rumen because of microbe population