Proper animal nutrition increases rate of ……..in animals.

• A) disease
• B) health
• C) gain
• D) loss

The milk of the ……..has the highest butterfat and SNF content than that of any cow.

• A) goat
• B) Jersey cow
• C) buffalo
• D) goat

Creameries buy milk in many different ways sometimes at a flat rate of ……..

• A) litre
• B) per gram
• C) per kg
• D) all of these

Proper animal nutrition ……..the feed efficiency of animal.

• A) nullify
• B) all of these
• C) increases
• D) decreases

Monogastric digestion occurs in ……………………..

• A) sheep
• B) human
• C) cow
• D) Goat

The cow repeats its oestrous cycle after of a cow is ………..and it lasts for 18 hours on the average.

• A) 41 days
• B) 21 days
• C) 51 days
• D) 31 days

The concept of …………is used in most pure breed operations.

• A) phylogenetic tree
• B) ancestors
• C) Pedigree
• D) none of these

Enterprises of ……………….farming includes training, boarding, lessons and breeding.

• A) sheep
• B) Horse
• C) Swine
• D) Goat

……..residues are found in milk in treated cows for mastitis.

• A) diseases
• B) lipid
• C) protein
• D) Antibiotics

In Livestock selection the qualities of an individual based on the ability to produce …………quality products for market is considered an important one.

• A) low
• B) High
• C) more
• D) less

Palatability refers to how well the animal will accepts …….....

• A) Feed
• B) fodder
• C) water
• D) supplements

Rabbit farming has a ………….. cash outlay.

• A) irregular
• B) minimum
• C) none of these
• D) maximum

When ......... is found not up to standard, it may be rejected by the creamery

• A) milk
• B) butter milk
• C) yogurt
• D) cheese

Daily milk yield of the cow depends on the type of ……………raised.

• A) female
• B) animals
• C) breed
• D) male

Nutrients make it possible for animals to carry out …….. processes.

• A) death
• B) all of these
• C) reproduction
• D) life

Regular milking of cows has better milk yield than those which are milked …………

• A) regularly
• B) never
• C) Irregularly
• D) thrice

A female calve (destined for dairying) approximately weighs ………. at birth.

• A) 60kg
• B) 70kg
• C) 50kg
• D) 40kg

Polygastric digestion occurs in ……………………..

• A) dog
• B) goat
• C) Pig
• D) human

Pedigree based on performance of ………for their characteristics.

• A) males
• B) young ones
• C) Ancestors
• D) females

Sheep farming requires a ……….initial investment.

• A) high
• B) none of these
• C) continuous
• D) Low