SIMULATION

• Nutrient


  Any feed constituent or a group of feed constituent that aids in the support of life
• Essential fatty acids


  Fats are sources of essential fatty acids called
• Water in the body


  The amount of water in the body in a fat-free diet
• Protein in the body


  The amount of protein in the body in a water-free basis
• Tissue that specializes in exchange of materials

  Epithelial
• Compact package of well-balanced nutrients


  Egg
• Calving interval


  It is the length of time between calving and the commencement of the next pregnancy
• Mineral elements

  • Zinc
  • Floirine
  • Sulfur
  • Magnesium
• Preen gland


  Organ of chicken that produces oil for cleaning and making their feathers glossy and shiny
• Lifespan of ejaculated mammalian spermatozoa in the female reproductive tract

  • 24 hours
  • 5 days
  • 1 weeks
  • 3 hours
• Tethering


  Restraining animals with a rope or chain to allow limited movement
• Starch digestion in non-ruminant herbivore

  Small intestine
• Calving interval


  Length of time between calving and the commencement of the next pregnancy
• Folic acid


  Important in the biosynthesis of purine and pyrimidine
• Nutritional secondary hyperthyroidism


  Condition that develops when young animals are fed diets containing low or marginal levels of calcium but excessive amount of phosphorus
• Islets of Langerhams


  Gland that secretes the hormone glucagons, which increases blood glucose through liver glycogenesis
• Melanophore stimulating hormone


  Secreted by the Pars Intermedia of the Pituitary gland
• Savaging prevention


  • 1st parity
  • 2nd parity
  • 3rd parity
  • 4th parity
• Target lifetime farrowing per sow

  • 4-5
  • 8-12
  • 12-15
  • 16-20
• Casting down


  Technique used to topple down large ruminants with the use of ropes
• Beta carotene


  Major carotenoid in yellow corn
• Ensiling


  Method of conserving excess fodder in silos for use during periods of feed scarcity
• Cholesterol in egg


  • Yolk
  • Albumen
• Chromosome number for cattle, bison and goat

  60
• Prolactin


  Hormone that controls the onset of broodiness in chickens
• LH


  Hormone responsible for ovulation in chickens
• Water needed in slaughtering cattle

  • 7 gals / head
  • 15 gals / head
  • 30 gals / head
  • 60 gals/ head
• Chilling temperature of meat

  • 2-4 F
  • 2-4 C
  • -2 F
  • -2 C
• Oral


  Method of administering liquid medicines through the mouth
• Foaling


  Act of giving birth in mares
• Independent culling method


  Selection practiced for two or more traits at a time by setting a minimum standard for each trait
• Epiglottis


  Valve like structure which controls the passage of food and air
• Eupnea


  Normal quiet respiration
• Ampulla


  Temporary storage of sperm until ejaculation
• Liver


  Organ which secretes bile needed for the emulsification of fat in the small intestine
• Proximate Analysis


  Most extensively used method in determining the nutritive value of feeds
• Estrus in Philippine native carabao starts at 5AM on May 25


  Ends on May 26, 5am
• Oldest known dairy goat

  • Toggenburg
  • Saanen
  • Alpine
  • Anglo-Nubian
• Doe bred on January 12


  Kidding expected on June 12
• Frame score in cattle


  Based on hip height and age