ADS 520 PREVIOUS ADS 520 EXAMS


 ADS 520
 Lab-Review Exam
 April 11, 1996            Name____________________________


    Circle your answers or indicate clearly which is your
    answer.  All work must be shown in an orderly fashion
    to receive full credit.  Carry answers to calculations
    to three (3) decimal places (.763 or 76.3%).


 1. (8 pts)  Use your Swine NRC.  How many grams of
    CuSO4.5H2O would you add to a mineral premix so that
    when 10 lb. of the premix are added to 1990 lb. of feed
    (to make a ton), the Cu requiremnt for 40-lb. feeder
    pigs would be satisfied.   (Ans. 17.89 gm)










 2. (6 pts) A steer in a digestion trial consumed 18 lb. of
    a diet containing 2% nitrogen (both on a dry matter
    basis).  Twenty two (22) lb. of feces were collected
    which contained 20% dry matter.  The feces dry matter
    contained 3% nitrogen.  During the collection period,
    the steer also excreted 8 liters (17.6 lb.) of uring
    which contained 0.68% nitrogen.  Calculate the apparent
    digestibility of the crude protein in the diet.
    (63.3%)










 3. (4 pts)  Use the Beef NRC.  Calculate the %NFE in
    sun-cured, early bloom Orchardgrass hay.  Show your 
    work and label the values used.  Is your value on a 
    dry matter or an as-fed basis?  (42.5% DMB)








 4. (10 pts)  A pig ate 5 lb. daily (as-fed) of a feed
    having the composition given below.  Feces and urine
    were collected as part of a metabolism trial.  Using
    data collected, the digestibility of various nutrients
    were calculated.

    A.   Using the information given, determine the percent
         (%) TDN of the feed.   (73.3% TDN, AFB)

         Component       % of feed   Digestibility

         Water              11.0

         Nitrogen            1.84        76%

         Crude Fiber         5.0         22%

         NFE                ______       88%

         Fat                 2.0         86%

         Ash                 2.8         50%





     B.  Is your answer on a dry matter or as-fed basis? 

         _________________________

         Whichever it is, calculate the other.  (82.35% TDN)





 5.  (5 pts)  The nutritional guidelines recommend that we
     obtain no more than 30% of our calories from fat.  A
     one-cup serving of whole milk contains 11 gm of
     carbohydrate, 8 gm of fat, and 8 gm of protein.  A
     one-cup serving of low-fat (2%) milk contains 12 gm of
     carbohydrate, 5 gm of fat, and 8 gm of protein.  What
     percentage of the calories for each type of milk comes
     from fat?  Even though we say "calories," what are the
     real energy units?  (Whole = 48.65% of cal from fat;
                          2% milk = 36% of cal from fat.)










6-7-8-9.  A feed tag for a Goldkist beef supplement is
     attached to this test.  (TYPED BELOW THIS PARAGRAPH)
     Use information from the feed tag and the feed or
     mineral composition tables in the Beef NRC as
     needed to answer the next 4 questions. 
     Don't worry about the fact that the feed tag is on an
     as-fed basis and the Beef NRC is on a dry matter
     basis.

 Tag:
     _______________________________________________________
    |            MEDICATED BEEF SUPPLEMENT                  |
    |                                                       |
    |  ACTIVE DRUG INGREDIENT                               |
    |  Monensin...................400 g/ton                 |
    |    |   GUARANTEED ANALYSYS                            |
    |   Crude Protein......................(min.) 50.00%    |
    |   (This includes not more than 25%                    |
    |    equivalent protein from non-protein                |
    |    nitrogen.)                                         |
    |   Crude Fat..........................(min.)  1.00%    |
    |   Crude Fiber........................(max.)  8.00%    |
    |   Calcium (Ca).........(min.) 1.75%  (max.)  2.75%    |
    |   Phosphorus (P).....................(min.)  1.00%    |
    |   Salt (NaCl)..........(min.) 3.00%  (max.)  4.00%    |
    |   Iodine (I).........................(min.) .0005%    |
    |                                                       |
    |   INGREDIENTS                                         |
    |   Plant protein products, processed grain by-products |
    |   urea, cane molasses, vitamin A palmitate, etc.      |
    |_______________________________________________________|

 6.  (4 pts)  What is the maximum percent urea that would
     be in the supplement?  Urea is 45% nitrogen.
     (8.9% urea)








 7.  (6 pts)  Assuming all of the phosphorus and calcium
     came from defluorinated phosphate and ground
     limestone, what would be the maximum percentage of
     each mineral source in the beef supplement?
     (Use the "max." calcium value given on the label.)
     (5.56% defluor. phos. AND 2.85% limestone)











 8.  (4 pts)  Monensin can be purchased from Elanco
     Products as Rumensin-60 which contains 60 grams of
     monensin per pound.  What is the percentage of
     Rumensin-60 in the supplement?  (0.33% Rumensin 60)








 9.  (3 pts)  Cattle should eat 200 mg of monensin per head
     daily to get the maximum benefit.  For feedlot cattle
     eating 24 lb. of feed daily, how much of the Goldkist
     beef supplement should be fed?  (1 lb/head daily)









10.  (20 pts)  Use the Swine NRC.  Formulate a swine diet
     to contain 16% crude protein, 0.6% calcium and 0.5%
     phosphorus.  The diet will contain equal parts of corn
     grain and wheat (soft, red winter), soybean meal (44%
     CP), 0.5% salt, 1.0% of a vitamin premix, dicalcium
     phosphate, limestone, and trace mineral premix.  Allow
     2% for the addition of dical, limestone, and the trace
     mineral premix.

     Fill in the table below showing that you have met all
     the requirements.

                Amount    Protein    Calcium    Phosphorus
Feedstuff   (kg/kg diet)    (%)        (%)         (%)

Corn           _______    _______    _______     _______

Wheat          _______    _______    _______     _______

Soybean meal   _______    _______    _______     _______

Salt           _______    _______    _______     _______

Vitamin premix _______    _______    _______     _______

Dicalcium phos._______    _______    _______     _______

Limestone      _______    _______    _______     _______

Tr. min. premix_______    _______    _______     _______

  TOTALS        1.000     _______    _______     _______




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