Feed & Feedstuffs
Rations & Feeding Practices
Nutrients
Nutrition Surprise
Energies
100

The plant based feedstuff high in fiber

What is roughages

100

The first formulation step for nutrient

What is Energy

100

The most limiting nutrient

What is water

100

A digestive disorder found in ruminants 

What is bloat or acidosis

100

The total energy provided in feed

What is Gross energy

200

The feed type taken from plant materials found in the environment 

What is fresh feeding type

200

Factors that impact animal intake 

What is Animal Species, Environment, or Feed

200

The mineral needed to produce enzymes responsible for metabolism

What is Managanese

200

The type of aniaml that has one compartment 

What is Monogastric

200

The energy that accounts for loss in feces 

What is digestible energy 

300

The first step of pelleting

What is grinding

300

The first feed ingredient added to a mixer

What is Grains

300

The failure to ossify cartilage and weakening of bones

What is calcium

300

The Plant based feedstuffs high in energy and low in fiber

What is concentrates

300

The energy that accounts for heat loss

What is Net energy

400

The wet feed processing method

What is pelleting

400

Measures the nitrogen content of feedstuff

What is Crude protein

400

Functions similarly to the stomach of a monogastric animal

What is Abomasum

400

Becomes toxic without adequate fat tissue 

What is fat-soluble

400

Main source of energy 

What is carbohydrates

500

The feed type that contains 20%-50% dry matter

What is silage

500

The common feed additive used to increase palatability

What is Molasses

500

Causes skeletal abnormalities when too high

What is calcium

500

The nutrient that an animal can’t make on their own

What is essential nutrients 

500

The energy that accounts for loss in urine and gas 

what is metabolizable energy