FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED BEFORE DECIDING ANIMAL FEEDS

Why is the type of animal an important factor when choosing feed?

• All animals eat the same type of food

• Different animals have different nutritional needs

• Animals do not require specific diets

• The type of animal does not affect feeding choices

What type of feed is best suited for ruminant animals?

• High-fat feeds

• Roughages like grass and hay

• Only grain-based diets

• Fishmeal and pellets

Which of the following animals is monogastric?

• Cow

• Goat

• Pig

• Sheep

Why do young animals require more protein in their diet?

• To improve digestion

• To maintain their body temperature

• To support rapid growth and development

• To make them eat less frequently

Which factor is most important for lactating animals when selecting feeds?

• High fiber and minerals

• High energy and protein

• Low protein and high carbohydrates

• Only water-based feeds

What nutrient is most important for animals raised for meat production?

• High calcium for bone formation

• High fiber for digestion

• Low protein to reduce weight gain

• High protein for muscle growth

Why do laying hens require high calcium in their diet?

• To improve their digestive system

• To increase their body size

• To support egg production and shell formation

• To help them grow feathers faster

What is the importance of feed availability when deciding on animal nutrition?

• Some feeds are only available during certain seasons

• Animals eat any food given to them

• Feed cost does not depend on availability

• Imported feeds are always the best option

Which of the following is a major challenge in feed storage and preservation?

• Feed improves when exposed to air

• Spoilage and contamination can reduce feed quality

• All feeds last indefinitely without storage concerns

• Storing feed does not affect its nutritional value

How can the cost of feed impact animal farming?

• More expensive feeds are always better

• Cost-effective feeds with good nutrition should be prioritized

• Farmers should always buy the cheapest feeds available

• The price of feed does not affect animal productivity