The process by which an animal re-ingests its soft faeces to recover unused nutrients is called______
Which of the following members of the bee colony produces honey?
Fresh forage cut and served to farm animals in their shed is referred to as_______
Which of the following parasites Is controlled by dipping?
Cellulose is broken down in the rumen mainly with the help of _____
Docking is the process of removing an animal’s__________
(a) Mention FIVE advantages and THREE Disadvantages of castration in Livestock production
(b) (i) Draw and label FIVE parts of the digestive system of a domestic fowl
(ii) State ONE function of each of the parts labelled in (b) (i)
Which of the following organisms is an ectoparasite?
An area of land on which forage grass and legumes naturally grow is called________
Mad cow disease can easily spread on a farm through___________
The tool illustrated in the diagram above is_________
The egg yolk in the diluents used in artificial insemination_________
In order to prevent overgrazing of pasture, a farmer should adopt___________
The keeping of honey bees is known as_________
Which of the following characteristics are associated with protein concentrates?
I. High in energy
II Low in fibre
III. Highly digestible
Which of the following plants is a source of coagulant in local cheese making?
The secondary host of the organism is_______
The part labelled II is the ________
The part labelled I is called________
One of the aims of animal improvement is to _________
Which of the following activities are involved in the process of rumination?
I. Re-chewing
II Regurgitation
III, Vomiting