Livestock management - SS1 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is livestock management?
Agriculture techniques
Caring for domesticated animals
Soil cultivation
Forest management
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Which of the following is NOT a part of good housing for livestock?
Adequate space
Proper ventilation
Frequent overcrowding
Security against predators
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What is the primary purpose of good ventilation in livestock housing?
To reduce humidity
To prevent theft
To increase crowding
To store equipment
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What should be a crucial consideration when designing livestock housing?
Adequate sanitation
Minimal space
Poor ventilation
Lack of security
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What is a key factor in determining livestock nutrition requirements?
The color of their coat
Local climate
Age, purpose, and type of animal
Size of the barn
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What are the primary components of livestock nutrition?
Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats
Water, sunlight, and air
Vitamins, minerals, and fiber
ay, grass, and grains
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Which livestock animals typically require access to grazing and forage?
Chickens
Cattle, sheep, and goats
Rabbits
Pigs
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What is the term for the practice of rotating livestock on pastures to maintain their health?
Free-range farming
Pasture preservation
Rotational grazing
Intensive farming
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Which aspect of livestock management is essential for disease prevention?
Regular cleaning
Overcrowding
Lack of ventilation
Inadequate nutrition
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What is a fundamental principle of sustainable livestock management?
Maximize waste production
Prioritize short-term profits
Minimize animal welfare
Promote ethical and sustainable practices
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