Animal Husbandry

Animal husbandry is the practice of domesticating and breeding animals for various purposes, including food production, fiber, and mechanical work. It involves proper housing, nutrition, and health management to ensure animal well-being and productivity. Breeding techniques, such as artificial insemination and MOET, are used to improve livestock quality. The video covers the importance of animal husbandry, housing and nutrition, disease management, and breeding methods.

What is one of the primary reasons for domesticating animals according to the video?

• To eliminate the use of natural manure

• To reduce the need for agricultural practices

• To enhance food production and combat food crises

• To increase the global human population

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a practice in animal husbandry?

• Using milking machines

• Maintaining good sanitation

• Providing clean drinking water

• Feeding animals with processed foods

What is a common viral disease affecting cattle mentioned in the video?

• Cholera

• Diphtheria

• Tuberculosis

• Foot and mouth disease

What is the purpose of routine medical checkups and vaccinations for animals?

• To increase milk production

• To prevent disease contraction and transmission

• To improve animal breeding techniques

• To enhance wool quality

What is inbreeding in the context of animal breeding?

• Mating of related animals within the same breed

• Using artificial insemination

• Crossbreeding different species

• Mating between unrelated animals

What is the role of Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer Technology (MOET) in animal breeding?

• To decrease the number of offspring

• To reduce the herd size

• To transfer fertilized eggs to surrogate mothers

• To eliminate the need for artificial insemination

Which breed of cow is known for its high resistance to diseases?

• Guernsey

• Holstein

• Red Sindhi

• Jersey