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Ag Systems Certification Practice Test What is the area of a garden is 15x10'? ️150' What process in livestock operation is when cattle go to "finish"? ️feedlot What process is cream extracted from milk? ️homogenization Which stage are seeds extracted from cotton? ️Processing In bovine, what is the growth hormone Bovine somatotropin (BST) used for? ️increase milk production What is the point of purebred operations in cattle? ️produce selected traits What productio...

AEST Agriculture Systems Certification - Poultry 6 of 10 | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ Broiler Operation - Answer -Produces chickens for meat Layer Operation - Answer -Produces chickens for eggs 300 - Answer -number of eggs laid in a year by a chicken Pullet - Answer -immature female chicken Hen - Answer -mature female chicken

AEST Agriculture Systems Certification - Poultry 6 of 10 Solved 100% Correct

Poultry refers to bird species such as? A. Chickens B. Turkeys C. Ducks and geese D. All of the above - Answer- D A chicken is between the ages of six and eight weeks is a? A. Pullet B. Broiler or fryer C. Hen D. Chick - Answer- B A female chicken that lays eggs is a? A. Pullet B. Hen C. Rooster D. Capon - Answer- B The primary by-product from chickens is? A. Blood B. Bones C. Variety meats D. Feathers - Answer- D A male chicken, at least eight months of age, is a? ...

What are the three types of ballistics? correct answers - Internal (inside gun) - External (muzzle to target) - Terminal (effect on target) What are "internal ballistics"? correct answers When the gun fires, a small explosion creates pressure inside the ammunition forcing the bullet down the barrel, and the velocity is determined by the bullet's size, shape, and the gunpowder charge behind it What are "external ballistics"? correct answers Factors such as the shape of the pullet, it...

Rank the following from first to last in the order of domestication - Dog → Sheep → Goats, Pigs, & Cattle → Chickens → Horses Which of the following has the highest annual growth rate when considering world distribution of animals? - Cattle, Chickens, Horses, Pigs The International Agency concerned with communication of animal diseases across trade partners is the FAO. - False Compared to the rest of the world the U.S. consumes more animal sourced energy and protein. - True ...

A male beef animal that was castrated before reaching sexual maturity is a: - ANSWER Steer a female beef animal that has had one or more calves is a: - ANSWER cow a young female swine that has not had pigs or is not showing signs of pregnancy is a: - ANSWER gilt a male swine that was castrated when young is a: - ANSWER barrow a pullet is a female: - ANSWER chicken a boar or a bull castrated after reaching sexual maturity is a: - ANSWER stag a female beef animal that has NOT had...

*What is the primary type of digestion occurring in the stomach? - ANSWER-*Chemical **What is the primary type of digestion occurring in the small intestine? - ANSWER-**Chemical Which nutrient is digested in the stomach? - ANSWER-Protein Which nutrient is digested in the small intestine? - ANSWER-Carbs, Proteins, and Lipids Which nutrient is digested by amylase? - ANSWER-starch Which of the following is NOT an enzyme that digest protein? A. Trypsin B. Chymotrypsin C. Carboxpep...

ASWB Masters Exam 2022-2023(Social Work licensure exam questions pulled from the ASWB Masters Study Guide)With Complete Answers.

BORE - Answer-a male of breeding age. young male are called bore pigs SOW - Answer-a mature female that has produced young GILT - Answer-an immature female. some hog men refer to gilts who have produce their first litter as first litter gilts. Barrow - Answer-castrated male Farrow - Answer-act of giving birth in pigs stallion(stud) - Answer-sexually mature male mare - Answer-Sexually mature female horse (female who has foaled or a female 4 years of age or older) Filly - Answer-immatur...