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What are the fat soluble vitamins?
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1 Rotational 2 Negative energy balance
3 A, D, E, K 4 Propionate and butyrate
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Terms in this set (133)
What type of grazing system is this?
Rotational
First and most important feed given to newborn calves, lambs
Colostrum
and kids is__ _.
Antibodies, energy, protein What does this "first feed" provide to the calf/lamb/kid?
Intake of which feed stimulates rumen development in dairy
Calf starter
calves?
The intake of calf starter stimulates rumen develop because of
Propionate and butyrate the production of Volatile fatty acids in the rumen. Which 2 VFA's
promote develop of the rumen papillae?
When weaning dairy calves, age should not be used as the
criteria to decide when to stop feeding milk replacer. There's a
1.5 "rule of thumb" we use to determine when we can wean the calf.
This rule states that the calf should be consuming__ pounds
of calf starter per day for 3 consecutive days.
Lactating dairy cows should drink how many gallons of water per
1-2
pound of milk produced?
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Whole milk, fermented After initial colostrum, what are 2 possible sources of liquid feed
colostrum for young dairy calves?
Which 2 Ionophores aid in the prevention of coccidiosis and also
Lasalocid, monesin
improve gain and feed efficiency?
Anionic salts are fed during the close up dry period to prevent
milk fever
which disorder in dairy cows?
Deficiencies of vitamin E and selenium have been associated with
Retained placenta
which disorder in dairy cattle?
Milk production What peaks first in the lactation cycle of dairy cows?
In early lactation, cows can't eat enough to meet their nutrient
Negative energy balance needs for production. We typically say that these cows are in
__________________ ______________ ________________.
In meeting the protein needs of the dairy cow, it is important to
consider the different types of proteins (or protein fractions).
Rumen degradable protein
Dietary protein that is fermented in the rumen and converted to
microbial protein is called____________________ _.
In meeting the protein needs of the dairy cow, it is important to
consider the different types of proteins (or protein fractions).
Rumen undegradable protein Dietary protein that is not fermented in the rumen and "escapes"
or bypasses to the small intestine is called
______________________________________.
The body condition score of the dairy cow at the end of lactation
3.25-2.75
(when she is "dried off") should be_ _.
Early lactation, during heat When is fat commonly added to the diets of dairy cattle?
stress
When a lactating dairy cow is at peak milk production, it is very
difficult to meet her nutrient demands. However, it is very
Acetic acid important to make sure she has adequate fiber in her diet. Which
VFA, produced from the fermentation of forages, is the precursor
for milk fat synthesis?
When a lactating dairy cow is at peak milk production, it is very
difficult to meet her nutrient demands. However, it is very
Promotes higher pH
important to make sure she has adequate fiber in her diet. How
does fiber in the diet affect rumen pH?
One body condition score in a mature dairy cow equals
120
approximately how many pounds of body weight?
In beef cattle,_____________is the single most important factor
Reproduction affecting production, and 70 to 80% of these failures are due to
nutritional deficiencies.
Water intake, environment, In beef cattle diets, the level of energy and nutrient requirements
gestation, lactation BCS depends on several factors. What can affect these requirements?
½ lb per DMI How much water does the average beef cow drink?
For ruminants to utilize forages for energy, what nutrient is
Water essential? In other words, if this nutrient is deficient, forage intake
and digestion will be suppressed.
In the Forage Program on the beef cattle operation, what are the
DMI, quality
2 important factors to consider?
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100% Correct
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study with Learn
What are the fat soluble vitamins?
Choose an answer
1 Rotational 2 Negative energy balance
3 A, D, E, K 4 Propionate and butyrate
Don't know?
Terms in this set (133)
What type of grazing system is this?
Rotational
First and most important feed given to newborn calves, lambs
Colostrum
and kids is__ _.
Antibodies, energy, protein What does this "first feed" provide to the calf/lamb/kid?
Intake of which feed stimulates rumen development in dairy
Calf starter
calves?
The intake of calf starter stimulates rumen develop because of
Propionate and butyrate the production of Volatile fatty acids in the rumen. Which 2 VFA's
promote develop of the rumen papillae?
When weaning dairy calves, age should not be used as the
criteria to decide when to stop feeding milk replacer. There's a
1.5 "rule of thumb" we use to determine when we can wean the calf.
This rule states that the calf should be consuming__ pounds
of calf starter per day for 3 consecutive days.
Lactating dairy cows should drink how many gallons of water per
1-2
pound of milk produced?
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Whole milk, fermented After initial colostrum, what are 2 possible sources of liquid feed
colostrum for young dairy calves?
Which 2 Ionophores aid in the prevention of coccidiosis and also
Lasalocid, monesin
improve gain and feed efficiency?
Anionic salts are fed during the close up dry period to prevent
milk fever
which disorder in dairy cows?
Deficiencies of vitamin E and selenium have been associated with
Retained placenta
which disorder in dairy cattle?
Milk production What peaks first in the lactation cycle of dairy cows?
In early lactation, cows can't eat enough to meet their nutrient
Negative energy balance needs for production. We typically say that these cows are in
__________________ ______________ ________________.
In meeting the protein needs of the dairy cow, it is important to
consider the different types of proteins (or protein fractions).
Rumen degradable protein
Dietary protein that is fermented in the rumen and converted to
microbial protein is called____________________ _.
In meeting the protein needs of the dairy cow, it is important to
consider the different types of proteins (or protein fractions).
Rumen undegradable protein Dietary protein that is not fermented in the rumen and "escapes"
or bypasses to the small intestine is called
______________________________________.
The body condition score of the dairy cow at the end of lactation
3.25-2.75
(when she is "dried off") should be_ _.
Early lactation, during heat When is fat commonly added to the diets of dairy cattle?
stress
When a lactating dairy cow is at peak milk production, it is very
difficult to meet her nutrient demands. However, it is very
Acetic acid important to make sure she has adequate fiber in her diet. Which
VFA, produced from the fermentation of forages, is the precursor
for milk fat synthesis?
When a lactating dairy cow is at peak milk production, it is very
difficult to meet her nutrient demands. However, it is very
Promotes higher pH
important to make sure she has adequate fiber in her diet. How
does fiber in the diet affect rumen pH?
One body condition score in a mature dairy cow equals
120
approximately how many pounds of body weight?
In beef cattle,_____________is the single most important factor
Reproduction affecting production, and 70 to 80% of these failures are due to
nutritional deficiencies.
Water intake, environment, In beef cattle diets, the level of energy and nutrient requirements
gestation, lactation BCS depends on several factors. What can affect these requirements?
½ lb per DMI How much water does the average beef cow drink?
For ruminants to utilize forages for energy, what nutrient is
Water essential? In other words, if this nutrient is deficient, forage intake
and digestion will be suppressed.
In the Forage Program on the beef cattle operation, what are the
DMI, quality
2 important factors to consider?
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