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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Hay is ______% DM

Back (Answer)

82-90%

#2
Front (Question)

Pasture is -________% DM

Back (Answer)

5-10%

#3
Front (Question)

Wet wrap hay DM

Back (Answer)

40-60%, 50% is ideal

#4
Front (Question)

Corn silage DM

Back (Answer)

35%

#5
Front (Question)

rye silage DM

Back (Answer)

30%

#6
Front (Question)

beet pulp

Back (Answer)

by product of sugar processing (sugar beets) 90% DM

#7
Front (Question)

Cotton seed

Back (Answer)

whole cotton seed includes embryo hull is “shelled” cottonseeds, only includes the seed coating excellent source of protein and fiber

#8
Front (Question)

Corn

Back (Answer)

GOLD STANDARD OF ENERGY- high starch content cheapest energy concentrate can cause mycotoxin problems if moldy

#9
Front (Question)

wheat

Back (Answer)

expensive to feed hard seed, needs processing to figest more protien than corn

#10
Front (Question)

oats

Back (Answer)

expensive very palatable high fiber content

#11
Front (Question)

soybean meal

Back (Answer)

byproduct of soybean oil processing GOLD STANDARD OF PROTIEN SUPPLEMENT highly palatable

#12
Front (Question)

distillers grain

Back (Answer)

byproduct of distilling -etholon for fuel, liquor can be high in unsatturated fatty acids -source of milk fat depression in dairy cows excellent protein source

#13
Front (Question)

bloodmeal

Back (Answer)

protien source- execllent for lysine

#14
Front (Question)

vegetable oil, animal fats

Back (Answer)

2.25x more energy than carbs

#15
Front (Question)

oil seeds

Back (Answer)

soybeans, sunflower seeds, flax seeds will have other nutrient content other than fat (ie protien CHOs, ash)