ASI 7.00 Half

Which nutrient is found in the largest quantities in livestock feed?

• carbohydrates
• fats & oils
• proteins 
• vitamins

Simple carbohydrates come from corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, and sorghum which are:

• amino acids
• cereal grains
• legumes
• supplements

Simple carbohydrates come from corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, and sorghum which are:

• amino acids
• cereal grains
• legumes
• supplements

Organic compounds needed in small amounts for the nutrition of livestock are:

• carbohydrates
• fats & oils
• vitamins
• water & fiber

Organic compounds needed in small amounts for the nutrition of livestock are:

• carbohydrates
• fats & oils
• vitamins
• water & fiber

Organic compounds needed in small amounts for the nutrition of livestock are:

• carbohydrates
• fats & oils
• vitamins
• water & fiber

Which feed nutrient has the primary function of providing energy for body cells?

• carbohydrates
• minerals
• proteins
• vitamins

The ration function that includes making milk & eggs is:

• fattening
• growth
• production
• reproduction

The MOST commonly used grain to provide carbohydrates for animal feeds in the United States is:

• barley
• corn
• oats
• wheat

The best plant protein source for a livestock farmer to mix with his/her feed is:

• corn
• oats
• silage
• soybean meal