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Technology - Answer anything that enhances efficacy of food production Genetics - Answer outside of technology helped us in green revolution the most Food security - Answer when all people have access to consistent sufficient wholesome safe food 12% - Answer ____Americans income used on food Price - Answer consumer buying decision 40% - Answer wasted food - farm to fork Protein choices increase - Answer More buying power = 2% - Answer _____US populati...

U.S. produces ____ of pork. - Answer 9% The swine industry is a large sector of U.S. agriculture with a gross annual income of approximately_________. - Answer $21 billion U.S. ranks ___ in pork production - Answer 3rd ____ of U.S. pork is exported - Answer 1/3 _____ is ranked 1st in U.S. pork inventory and meat production - Answer Iowa ____________ first brought the hog to the western hemisphere on his second voyage in 1493 - Answer Columbus Swine The ______...

Stallion - Answer sexually mature male horse or stud Colt - Answer sexually immature male horse Mare - Answer sexually mature female horse Filly - Answer sexually immature female horse Gelding - Answer male horse that is castrated before reaching sexual maturity Foal - Answer a young male or male horse until weaned at 4-6 mo. of age Equine - Answer another name or term for a horse Jack - Answer male donkey Jennet/Jenny - Answer female donkey ...

Growth - Answer a net increase in protein in the body, i.e., the amount synthesized over that lost. Because fat, bone and water can be increased or decreed any time in the animals life, these components are not included in a definition of growth Measuring Growth - Answer growth = weight / time ADG - Answer average daily growth WDA - Answer weight per day of age - less commonly used Growth of Cells - Answer 1) hypersplasia - increase in number of cells, mainly prenatal ...

Ram/Buck - Answer intact male sheep, any age Ram Lamb - Answer intact male sheep less than about 1 year of age Ewe - Answer female sheep, any age Ewe Lamb - Answer female sheep less that about 1 year of age Lamb - Answer offspring of sheep of either sex, less than about 1 year of age. Also, the meat from lambs. Wether - Answer a male sheep castrated before reaching sexual maturity Ovine - Answer refers to sheep; species name Wool - Answer fibers produ...

Single Comb White Leghorns - Answer Egg Breed Small 4 - 6 lb Solid white, red comb & yellow feet & legs Most numerous US breed The most prolific egg layer, >270/yr Majority of white table eggs Cold sensitive Rhode Island Red - Answer Egg Breed Dual purpose breed Medium, 6.5 - 8.5 lbs Red to nearly black, single red comb, pale feet and legs Brown egg layers, speckling Hardy in all weather Used for crossbreeding Barred Plymouth Rocks Barred Plymouth Rock - Answer Egg ...

effect on selection process - Answer more offspring is greater opportunity for genetic improvement heterosis - Answer an increase in the performance of hybrids over the average performance of the parents animal breeding industry structure - Answer seedstock -----> commercial----> animal products ---> commercial----> seedstock genetic application rules - Answer 1. crossbred animals tend to preform better than their non-related purebreds; and non related purebreds ...

reproductive efficiency - Answer the number of live offspring born in a given period profitability (the more young born, the more you have to sell and the more income you have) - Answer what is the importance of reproductive efficiency? more offspring lessens the cost/unit (offspring reduce our overhead costs per animal) - Answer what is the effect on maintenance of reproductive efficiency? more offspring is greater opportunity for genetic improvement (if more young to select h...

concentrates - Answer high in energy, low in fiber, highly digestible (grains: corn, wheat) carbonaceous - Answer concentrates: low in protein, cereal grains, molasses, corn, wheat, oats nitrogenous - Answer concentrates: high in protein; such as tankage, dairy products (soybean meal, cottonseed meal) roughages - Answer low in energy, high in fiber, less digestible; grasses, hays carbonaceous - Answer roughages: low in protein; mature grass hay, stover, mature grai...

stallion - Answer sexually mature, male horse (stud) colt - Answer sexually immature, male horse mare - Answer sexually mature, female horse (above 4 years) filly - Answer sexually immature, female horse (less than 2 years) gelding - Answer male horse castrated (best thing to do for a male) before reaching sexual maturity foal - Answer a young male or female horse until weaned at 4-6 months of age equine - Answer refers to horses, species name (between donk...

Which hormone stimulates males sex drive? - Answer Testosterone Which hormone is produced by the corpus luteum? - Answer Progesterone Which hormone causes ovulation? - Answer LH Which hormone causes follicle growth? - Answer FSH Which hormone is the primary female hormone? - Answer Estrogen Site of embryo implantation - Answer Uterus Funnels egg into oviduct - Answer Infundibulum Acts as a barrier to infectious agents - Answer Cervix Copulatory org...

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Augusta Comte - Answer Coined the term Sociology The effect of the Ancient Regime and the French Revolution - Answer The idea of Epistemology - Answer 1. Determining if society is an object in man's environment to manipulate 2. Determining if man is part of society being manipulated 3. The study of knowledge and the justified belief that one can study the issue 4. All of these represent the idea (Test Answer) According to structural functionalism, individuals act a certa...

what is social hierarchy - Answer social arrangements in which some groups or individuals are elevated above others members of more powerful groups - Answer have advantages over others how is privilege most commonly maintained - Answer through discrimination when are stereotypes most likely to enable discrimination - Answer when stereotypes are widely held by the dominant group and others what was the leading source of employment for immigrants and natives from 1880s to t...

Glass Ceiling - Answer This concept refers to the artificial boundary that allows women to see the next occupational level even as structural obstacles keep them from reaching it. Individual Racism - Answer The example that I give in class from my Social Problems' class where the students refused to allow their Iraqi classmate to join their group is an example of Segregation - Answer In the dominant-minority group relations continuum discussed in class,____ is lowest on both eq...

Organizations in which people are forced to give unquestioned obedience to authority - Answer coercive organizations 2. These theories assume that human beings can revert to herd-like behaviors when they come together in large crowds. a. Rise-and-fall Theories b. Cyclical Theories c. Contagion Theories d. Social Learning Theories - Answer c. contagion theories 3. What is meant by the "looking-glass self"? a. We evaluate ourselves based on how we think we appear to o...

sociology - Answer scientific study of human social relationships, groups, societies; the systematic study of the relationship between the individual and society and of the consequences of difference common sense often __________ - Answer distorts reality, often contradictory, common sense perceptions change over time, based on myths and misconceptions sociological imagination - Answer the ability to grasp the relationship between individual lives and the larger social forces that...

Social inequality - Answer a disparity in income, wealth, power, prestige, and other valued resources Social stratification - Answer the systematic ranking of different groups of people in a hierarchy of inequality --A hierarchical ranking of people who have different access to valued resources --Property, prestige, power, and status Kingsley Davis and Wilbert Moore - Answer -Structural Functionalist -Most functionally important positions require more skill, talent, and trainin...

Sociology - Answer The systematic or scientific study of human society and social behavior, from large-scale institutions and mass culture to small groups and individual interactions. Society - Answer A group of people who shape their lives in aggregated and patterned ways that distinguish their group from other groups. Social Sciences - Answer The disciplines that use the scientific method to examine the social world, in contrast to the natural sciences, which examine the physica...

A student cheats on their exam because they did not have time to study because they were working two different jobs during the semester to try and pay for the class. - Answer strain theory Sociology - Answer Systematic and scientific study of human social behavior (including its origins, development, organization, networks, and institutions). Sociology particularly places special emphasis on studying societies, both as individual entities and as elements of a global perspective. I...