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Unit 11

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

T or F? Grain should not be ground to medium-fine.

Back (Answer)

False

#2
Front (Question)

T or F? Feeding 100% concentrate is advisable because of digestive troubles in animals, especially ruminants.

Back (Answer)

False

#3
Front (Question)

T or F? A ration will not be economical unless the animals like it, it keeps them in good health and they grow, fatten or produce well on it.

Back (Answer)

True

#4
Front (Question)

Name the two classifications of feed. Fats, Proteins Concentrates, Fats Concentrates, Roughages Carbohydrates, Proteins

Back (Answer)

Concentrates, Roughages

#5
Front (Question)

Fiber is determined as crude fiber, neutral detergent fiber or _________. roughage nitrogen-free extract acid detergent fiber net energy

Back (Answer)

acid detergent fiber

#6
Front (Question)

__________________ can be fed to cattle to stimulate rumen bacterial development. Arsenicals Dry rumen bacteria Ammonia chloride Hormones

Back (Answer)

Dry rumen bacteria

#7
Front (Question)

T or F? A knowledge of the amount of the nutrients needed by the body and the value of the feed as a source of the nutrients is the basis for good management and proper diets.

Back (Answer)

True

#8
Front (Question)

Extremely _________ grinding takes more power and time and the process makes grain less palatable. medium coarse to medium fine coarse

Back (Answer)

fine

#9
Front (Question)

Name the two most common types of silage. Roughage, Corn Silage Haylage, Corn Silage Grain, Hay Fats, Corn Silage

Back (Answer)

Haylage, Corn Silage

#10
Front (Question)

T or F? A balanced ration generally contains no more than one feed, with proper quantities of essential nutrients.

Back (Answer)

False

#11
Front (Question)

Acid detergent fiber has the least digestible plant components, including _______ and lignin. roots chlorophyll calories cellulose

Back (Answer)

cellulose

#12
Front (Question)

A feed which can be substituted for alfalfa in rations: Soybeans Clover Rye Barley

Back (Answer)

clover

#13
Front (Question)

Detergents or _____________ are used to reduce and stop foaming to prevent bloat. ammonia bacteria surfactants antibiotics

Back (Answer)

surfactants

#14
Front (Question)

List the five types of protein found in feed. Crude, Degradable Intake, Undegradable intake, Metabolizable, & Digestible Crude, Compostable, Non-Compostable, Metabolizable, Digestible Crude, Degradable, Fat, Metabolizable, Digestible

Back (Answer)

Crude, Degradable Intake, Undegradable intake, Metabolizable, & Digestible

#15
Front (Question)

A pregnant sow should be fed 1-1.5 lbs of concentrate per ____ (number) lbs of body weight. 200 25 50 100

Back (Answer)

100

#16
Front (Question)

Silage can be substituted for hay at a rate of ___ pounds of silage for 1 pound of hay. 2 4 3 5

Back (Answer)

3

#17
Front (Question)

The three methods for balancing rations are the square method, _________ standard, and computer formulated rations. holistic watering feeding

Back (Answer)

feeding

#18
Front (Question)

T or F? A feed additive becomes a part of the body cells and is necessary for the proper function of these cells.

Back (Answer)

False

#19
Front (Question)

The _______ is (are) used to measure and identify the total amount of energy in a feed. estimates feed schedule calorie scale

Back (Answer)

calorie

#20
Front (Question)

If soaked too long, grain will become stale and ____________ may take place. digestive disturbances mold moisture fermentation

Back (Answer)

fermentation

#21
Front (Question)

T or F? One of the functions of feed additives is to promote growth and production.

Back (Answer)

True

#22
Front (Question)

A _____ _________ becomes a part of the body cells and is necessary for the proper function of these cells. food nutrient water cell food waste

Back (Answer)

food nutrient

#23
Front (Question)

. Name the five most common feed additives: Antibiotics, Arsenicals, Bacteria, Hormones, Surfactants Antibiotics, Fats, Bacteria, Hormones, Surfactants

Back (Answer)

Antibiotics, Arsenicals, Bacteria, Hormones, Surfactants

#24
Front (Question)

Cooked feed is advantageous only when feeding ________. potatoes oats small grains corn

Back (Answer)

potatoes