Feeding Practices and Nutrition - JSS1 Agricultural science Past Questions and Answers - page 1
Why is proper nutrition essential for livestock?
Aesthetic purposes
To control wildlife populations
Ensuring animal welfare, health, and productivity
To increase social interactions among animals
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What are the primary components of a balanced diet for livestock?
Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats
Vitamins, minerals, and water
Roughage and concentrates
All of the above
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Which feeding method involves providing food to livestock in a confined space with controlled access?
Free-range feeding
Grazing
Total mixed ration
Stall feeding
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What is the purpose of providing mineral supplements in livestock nutrition?
To enhance coat colour
For improved digestion
To prevent mineral deficiencies and support growth
Aesthetic appeal
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Which feeding method allows animals to freely roam and graze on available pasture?
Total mixed ration
Stall feeding
Free-range feeding
Silage feeding
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What role does water play in the nutrition of livestock?
Aesthetic appeal
Improved digestion and nutrient absorption
Preventing mineral deficiencies
Controlling wildlife populations
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What is a benefit of using total mixed ration (TMR) as a feeding method?
Animals can selectively eat preferred components
It reduces labour requirements
Animals may experience nutrient imbalances
It encourages natural grazing behaviours
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Why is silage a common method of preserving forage for livestock?
To improve coat colour
To prevent respiratory issues
To control wildlife populations
To provide a nutrient-rich feed during periods of scarcity
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What is a consideration in water management for livestock?
Use of bright colours in water troughs
Frequent change of water sources
Providing limited access to water
Ensuring a clean and adequate water supply
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Which nutrient is essential for bone development and milk production in livestock?
Carbohydrates
Protein
Calcium
Vitamins
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