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Feed represents the majority of cost in rearing animals.. Purpose - CORRECT
ANSWER-Purpose

-Improve preservation, digestion, absorption, and growth

-Sterilize

-Save money



Herbivores

-50 % of cost



Omnivores and Carnivores

-80 % of cost

,Need to keep animals in captivity.

Feed needs to be able to be stored.



Processing grain for ruminants and other herbivores consists of: - CORRECT
ANSWER--Feeds consisting of plants or plant products




-Cold processing

--Increasing surface area, palatability(taste):

---Roller mill- rolling oats= crushing (inc S.A.)

---Hammer mill-has blades and air flow and breaks apart things like corn kernals



Silage - CORRECT ANSWER-mainly for herbivores

make is- chop up entire plants in 1/2 the put into a bag r silo, the purpose is to
preserve it and get it into an *anaerobic condition*



Propionic acid



Probiotics for Lactic Acid Bacteria (want this to increase the protein in the silage,
since there is no oxygen fermentation occurs)

,Fiber enzymes



Anhydrous ammonia



Hot processing - CORRECT ANSWER-Hot processing



Steam rolled

-Sterilization



Popping and puffing

-(like microwaving causing it to explode, when popped S.A. is increased and
improves digestability, sterilizes it.)

-Temperature or pressure




Infrared micronization

-more efficient in maintaining nutrition, done quickly



Adding high moister ingredients to feed like:

, how can they be dried out? - CORRECT ANSWER-proteins and lipids



Lyophilize or freeze dry (Can be used alone)

-sublimation maintain nutrients skips the liquid phase(free of water preserve
nutrients almost 100%)



Drying oven- lay out and fans dry it

-Reduces moisture (preserves)



Extrusion/ pelleting - CORRECT ANSWER-Hammermill (may or may not be
used)

-Increase surface area

- used for dry ingredients



Grinder

-use to grind up wet ingredients



Mixer



Extruder- makes pellets a specific size and shape

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