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Animal Mang Exam 2

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What is wool? the product once it has been sorted and bagged for sale
What is fleece? typically referring to what is on the animals for freshly shorn from the animal
Total world production of greasy wool 4.7 billion pounds
United states production of greasy wool annually 26 million pounds
Top leading countryingresaywool prodution Chine 1.038 million pounds
what is Medulla is less pronounced in wool as compared to hair. Non- existent in fin wool sheep
what is Cuticles more pronounced in wool as compared to hair. the pronoucne cuticle allows intermingling of the fibers necessary to make woolens
what is Felting The intermingling of fibers
what is Crimp caused by presence of hard and soft material in the cortex
True/False. The more crimp the better True
what is Spinning count number of hanks of yarm that can be spun from one pound of clean wool. one hank is 560 yards
what is american blood system describes wool based on genetics
what is micron diameter most accurate method for determining grade of wool.
Grades of wool Fine, 1/2 blood, 3/8 blood, 1/4 blood, low 1/4 blood ,common, and braid
what is CPI Crimps per inch
what is MU Microm Units
what is staple lengths Length of the wool fiber
true/false.if spinning count increases, staple length decreases true
what is grease wool raw wool. woll as it is shorn from sheep before any processing
what is mohair long silky hair product from angora goats .
true/ false. unlike hair, mohair takes the dying process well true
world population of mohair 13.5 anulllay
top 2 world producers of mohair 1.south africa 60% 2.united states 15%
top leading state in mohair producing texas 90%
USAD grades for poultry A,B,C,D
Grade A poultry -Free from deformities -think flesh and welll developed fat layer -free of pin feathers -free of cute,tears ans bones
Grade B and C poultry further processed where meat is cut-up, chopped, or ground.
True/false. Poultry carcasses are evaluated for yield false
what is candling placed in front of a light source for evaluation. help determine freshness, also helps identify any eggs with blood spots
"freasher" eggs typically have a smaller air cell
AA and A eggs have to be clean,
B eggs can be slightly stained and can also have small blood spots
true/false. all mammals produces milk true
fluid whole milk is 88% water, 8.6% soild-not-fat, 3-4% fat
what is SNF solids-not-fat. It contains proteins, lactose, vitamins, and minerals
what is nutrient density mesaurement which compares essential nutriaent in food to calories in the food
true/false. milk is a very nutrient dense food, it has several important nutrients while remaining low in calories true
Compositionally, milk is approximately 3.3% protein.
Protein is roughly 38% of SNF
Protein contributes approximately 22% of the total calories in whole milk.
When discussing protein there is crude protein and there is quality of protein.
Milk is particularly high in the essential amino acid lysine.
The major protein in milk is casein and composes approximately 82% of protein in milk.
true/false Casein is found only in milk. true
Lactose is the predominant carbohydrate of milk.
Lactose is approximately 54% of SNF in milk.
Lactose is a sugar.
Lactose is about one-sixth as sweet as sucrose (table sugar).
water-soluble vitamins in milk vitamin c and b vitamins
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