WorksheetsFORAGE AND PASTURE MANAGEMENT
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
1. These are narrow-leaf species that easily grow on vacant lots and denuded areas where the topsoil is very thin.
Forages
Grasses
Legumes
Trees
2. It is a creeping perennial plant with stout above the ground runners which root fully at the nodes and grows well under the warm moist conditions
Centrosema
Guinea grass
Napier
Para grass
3. It is a robust perennial species reaching the height 2-5 meters when mature and it is spread by short stout underground stem to give stool up to 1 meter across.
Centrosema
Malungay
Napier
Carabao grass
4. These are broadleaf species, noted for their high protein content and these have root nodules with microorganisms known as rhizobium.
Forages
Grasses
Legumes
Trees
5. In this system of pasture utilization, the goats are allowed to graze in the pasture area for at least eight hours a day and are only kept inside the house during the unfavorable hours of the day and during bad weather.
Grazing system
Silage making
Tethering
Zero grazing
6. In this system of pasture utilization, the goats are tied each to a rope about 6 to 10-meter long.
Grazing system
Silage making
Tethering
Zero grazing
7. In this system of pasture utilization, the forage is cut and chopped in the field each day by a farmer and hauled to the goats and sheep.
Grazing system
Silage making
Tethering
Zero grazing
8. Pinto peanut, siratro and centrocema are examples of ______________.
Grasses
Legumes
Flowers
Trees
9. The following composition are used in making UMMB except for _________.
Cement
Salt
Vitamins
Minerals
10. Which one does not belong to the group of legumes.
Malungay
Paper tree
Pinto-peanut
Para grass
