Term Test 3: Layer Nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

_% of cost of poultry products is _

A

70, feed

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2
Q

Poultry industry is a consequence of _ _ started by development of high-yielding grains such as Norman Borlaug

A

Green Revolution

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3
Q

George Washington Carver: Rotate _ crops with _, increased soil fertility and crop productivity

A

cotton, soybeans

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4
Q

Basic Layer Formula: _% corn & SBM and _% limestone

A

80, 10

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5
Q

Ingredient values in formulations

A

Ingredient cost
Other available ingredients and costs
Nutrient Specifications
Nutrient Requirements
Other functional components of ingredients (ex. DDGS)

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6
Q

DDGS is a _ produced by making ethanol and are a source of _ _

A

byproduct, yeast pre-biotics

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7
Q

_ _ also uses yeast

A

Citric Acid

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8
Q

Hens drink water at a rate of _x the amount _ consumed daily which is equivalent to -% of hens BW (180 to 220ml)

A

2, feed, 10, 12

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9
Q

_ml of water is required for production of egg

A

70

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10
Q

- hours without water affects production for - days

A

6, 8, 7, 10

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11
Q

No water in _h can induce a _

A

24, Molt

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12
Q

Water usage throughout the day is _ _

A

not constant

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13
Q

Biggest drink of the day happens after

A

Laying

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14
Q

Majority of water intake occurs between _pm and _pm before _ _

A

4-7, lights out

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15
Q

In a hotter barn birds drink _

A

More

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16
Q

Number of saleable eggs per hen has increased by _ over the past 20 years, laying persistency peaks at 97% and can maintain production above 95% for nearly _ weeks

A

40, 30

17
Q

Peak egg mass is sustained from _ to _ weeks of age

A

35, 70

18
Q

Protein and energy need for egg production remain stable, _ _ is used primarily to control _ _ and improve _ _

A

phase feeding, egg size, shell quality

19
Q

High production flocks have greater _ _ and _ _

A

egg production, egg mass

20
Q

Energy (kcal ME/bird/d) =

A

BW x [170-(2.2xC)] + (2 x Egg Mass) + (5 X ADG)

21
Q

Grades of Eggs

A

Undergrade, M, L, XL

22
Q

Pullet Objectives

A

Uniformity
BW Targets
Age at first egg
BW at first egg
Sufficient Ca to build reserves

23
Q

How to achieve good early egg size

A

Raise heavier pullets
Use high density feeds
Promote early feed intake

24
Q

Optimal Egg size is _-_g and is the most economical, balancing feed input costs and maximizing return

A

60-62

25
Q

Why do you want to minimize extra-large and jumbo eggs?

A

Prevent shell cracks and under-grades

26
Q

Does egg size become easier or harder to control late in the production cycle, what does it require

A

harder, planning throughout hens laying period

27
Q

Improve egg shell quality by

A

Calcium
Phosphorus
Vitamin D3
Organic materials
Hy-D and phytase
Gut-health additives

28
Q

Egg shell is _%

A

40

29
Q

Calcium Intake _-_g /d

A

4-4.5

30
Q
A