The figure below represents the female genitals system of a farm animal. Use it to answer question 12 to 14
The part labelled III is called
- A. ovaries
- B. uterus
- C. vagina
- D. fallopian tube
Forages harvested before flowering and conserved are characterized by
- A. high fibre
- B. high protein
- C. low energy
- D. low vitamins
Which of the following structures is part of the intestine of rabbits.
- A. Caecum
- B. Gullet
- C. Ileum
- D. Rectum
A boiler consumed 6.0kg of feed and gained 2.0kg weight in six weeks. Determie the feed: gain ratio
- A. 1:3
- B. 1:4
- C. 3:1
- D. 4:1
One of the symptoms of brucellosis in ewes is
- A. abortion
- B. convulsion
- C. depression
- D. in-coordination
Rinderpest in cattle is caused by a
- A. bacterium
- B. fungus
- C. protozoan
- D. virus
which of the following types of meat is obtained from sheep?
- A. beef
- B. chevon
- C. mutton
- D. ham
Pastures could be improved through
- A. reseeding and overgrazing
- B. Fertilizer application and irrigation
- C. rotational grazing and uncontrolled burning
- D. padlocking and overgrazing
Which of the following plants is a pasture legume?
- A. Panicum maximum
- B. Andropogen gayanus
- C. Pueraria phaseoloides
- D. Axonopus compressus
The introduction of semen into the reproductive tract of female farm animals without copulation is called.
- A. pasture mating
- B. natural insemination
- C. hand mating
- D. artificial insemination
In animal production, disease causing organisms are generally called.
- A. parasites
- B. pathogens
- C. pests
- D. vectors
The true stomach of ruminants is called
- A. abomasum
- B. omasum
- C. reticulum
- D. rumen