AVS 324 1st Edition Lecture 18 Outline of Last Lecture I. CecumII. Volatile fatty acidsa. Symbiotic relationshipIII. FeedingIV. Laminitis V. Floating TeethOutline of Current Lecture I. FoodII. PigsIII. Pearson squareIV. EnergyCurrent LectureThe Pearson Square- Foodo Energy Feeds: Carbs & Fats Fats are energy over a long period of time Corn, cookies, bakery waste, pastao Protein Feeds: (Most $ overall) Don’t give too much protein, gets urinated out anyway Instant energy Legumes (clovers)o Vitamins & Mineralso Water (most important)- USAo Majority of animal feed is soybean (48% protein) and corn (10% protein)These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.o Barley- almost a direct substitute for corn Cold weather crop~ can be grown up north and in Canada - Pigs (PearsonSquare)o 4 pounds offood a dayo 16% proteino 3260 kcal o 2.2 pounds=1kcal- Ruminants have theability to createproteino Also can make use of deadly toxins (urea)- If you are feeding microbes in the cecum, feeding the horse- Fish are 78% protein- Bakery waste is high in energy- Can be creative in what you do o Do not have to feed commercial feed o If you’re getting commercial feed, look at the content- Feather Meal (86% protein) byproduct of poultry industryo If you make the food palatable animals will want to eat it- Potato to cow eat it- Potato to pig will die if it’s not cooked- Fritos: salty must give animal enough watero Will develop salt poisoning & destroy brain - All Twinkie diet pigs will get to 160 pounds and then drop deado Not enough protein- If animal needs more protein you can plant different plant varieties in pasture (legumes-like clover) will put protein in other plants in soil o This will increase the protein in the animal, and horse will not overeat it- Ruminants (can create protein)o Can feed a lot of different thingso Can do well as long as you don’t drastically change their feed- Example of Pearson Square:- Much easier to add energy than decrease
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