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==================== ANSWERS POSTED-CLICK HERE AND SCROLL DOWN TO SEE ANSWERS NOW NUMBER 4 (4ai) (i) Castration is the surgical removal, destruction, or inactivation of the testes of a male farm animal to prevent reproduction, reduce aggressive behavior, and improve meat quality. (4aii) (i) Ensure all surgical tools (such as scalpels or knives) are properly sterilized to prevent infection. (ii) Apply an appropriate antiseptic or disinfectant to the wound before and after the operation. (iii) Perform the operation in a clean, dry, and dust-free environment to avoid contamination of the open incision. (4aiii) (i) It prevents indiscriminate or unplanned breeding among the herd. (ii) It makes male animals more docile, less aggressive, and easier to handle or restrain. (iii) It improves the quality of meat (carcass quality) by increasing fat marbling and eliminating undesirable odors. (4b) (i)Early Detection of Illness. (ii)Monitoring Feed/Water Intake. (iii)Timely Treatment. (4ci) (æ) Debeaking: This is the partial removal of the beak of poultry (especially chickens). It is done to prevent cannibalism, feather pecking, and egg eating within the flock. (ɓ)Hoof Trimming: The process of clipping and shaping the hooves of livestock (like sheep, goats, or cattle). This prevents overgrowth, which can lead to lameness or infections. (ƴ)Wound Dressing: The cleaning and application of medication or protective covering to an animal's injury. This promotes faster healing and prevents fly strike or bacterial infections. (4cii) (i)Prevents Lameness: Keeps the animal mobile and comfortable for grazing. (ii)Prevents Foot Rot: Reducing overgrown areas minimizes the trapping of moisture and bacteria that cause infections. (iii)Improves Breeding Efficiency: Properly trimmed hooves allow rams to mount more easily and ewes to carry the weight of pregnancy without pain. ==================== NUMBER 5 (5ai) (i) Meat. (ii) Milk. (iii) Eggs. (5aii) (i) Ploughing of land. (ii) Transportation of farm produce. (iii) Pulling farm implements and carts. (5aiii) (i) Hides and skins for leather. (ii) Wool and hair for textiles. (iii) Bones and horns for craft works. (5b) (i) Eggs. (ii) Meat. (iii) Feathers. (iv) Manure. (v) Blood meal. (5c) Incubation is the process of keeping fertile eggs under suitable temperature, humidity and ventilation conditions until they hatch into chicks. (5di) 75% of 250 chickens = 75/100 × 250 = 187.5 ≈ 188 eggs per day Therefore, number of eggs expected in 20 days = 188 × 20 = 3760 eggs Answer = 3760 eggs. (5dii) If 1 egg tray contains 30 eggs, Number of trays needed = 3760 ÷ 30 = 125.3 Therefore, 126 egg trays will be needed. ==================== NUMBER 6 (6a) (i) It serves as a storage chamber for ingested feed before digestion. (ii) It provides a site for microbial digestion of cellulose and fibrous materials. (iii) It helps in the fermentation of feed to produce volatile fatty acids used for energy. (iv) It assists in mixing and regurgitation of food during rumination. (6bi) =CIRCULATORY SYSTEM= (i) Heart (ii) Arteries (iii) Veins (6bii) =EXCRETORY SYSTEM= (i) Kidneys (ii) Ureters (iii) Urinary bladder (6c) (i) It promotes rapid growth and proper body development. (ii) It increases egg production and improves egg quality. (iii) It improves resistance to diseases and infections. (iv) It reduces mortality and improves productivity. (6di) Dressed carcass refers to the body of a slaughtered animal after the removal of the blood, feathers or skin, head, internal organs and other unwanted parts, ready for sale or consumption. (6dii) (i) The bird is slaughtered by cutting the throat to allow proper bleeding. (ii) The feathers are removed after scalding the bird in hot water. (iii) The internal organs are removed through evisceration. (iv) The dressed bird is washed, chilled and prepared for packaging or marketing.

LIVESTOCK FARMING 01-10: BBBCCDBCCC 11-20: BACCBCCCDA 21-30: AABADBCACD 31-40: CBABABDABD COMPLETED NUMBER 1 (1ai) (æ)Cannibalism (i)Debeaking: Trimming the tips of the beaks to prevent birds from pecking each other. (ii)Reduce Stocking Density: Avoid overcrowding to minimize stress and competition. (ɓ)Shelless Eggs (i)Balanced Nutrition: Ensure adequate calcium, phosphorus, and Vitamin D3 in the diet. (ii)Disease Control: Implement vaccination programs against diseases like Egg Drop Syndrome (EDS) or Newcastle Disease. (ƴ) Wet Litter (i)Proper Ventilation: Improve airflow to remove moisture from the poultry house. (ii)Repair Leaking Drinkers: Regularly check and fix water sources to prevent spillage. (1aii) (i)Nutritional Deficiency (ii)Stress (1aiii) Deep Litter System (1b) farm diary is a chronological record of daily activities, occurrences, and observations on the farm. In poultry production, it is used to track events like vaccination dates, visits by veterinary officers, weather conditions, and unusual bird behavior. (ii) Balance sheet: A balance sheet is a financial statement showing the assets and liabilities of the farm at a particular time. (iii) Inventory record: An inventory record is a list showing the quantity and value of farm inputs, equipment and livestock on the farm. (1c) (i) High yield of forage. (ii) Fast growth rate. (iii) Palatable to livestock. (iv) Resistant to pests and diseases. (v) Ability to withstand drought and grazing. ==================== ANSWERS POSTED-CLICK HERE AND SCROLL DOWN TO SEE ANSWERS NOW NUMBER 2 (2a) (PICK ANY FOUR) (i) Nutrition and quality of feed. (ii) Age of the sheep. (iii) Health status/diseases and parasites. (iv) Breed or heredity. (v) Proper management practices. (vi) Environmental conditions/climate. (vii) Body weight and condition of the sheep. (2b) (PICK ANY TWO) (i) Swine fever (hog cholera). (ii) Foot and mouth disease. (iii) African swine fever. (iv) Swine influenza. (v) Pseudorabies disease. (2c) (PICK ANY TWO) (i) Stimulate contraction of the uterus during birth. (ii) Promote milk production and milk let-down. (iii) Relax the pelvic muscles and cervix for easy delivery. (iv) Initiate and regulate parturition. (v) Help in expulsion of the placenta after birth. (2d) Draw the diagram (2e) (PICK ANY FIVE) (i) Enlargement of the udder. (ii) Swollen vulva with mucus discharge. (iii) Restlessness and frequent lying down and standing up. (iv) Relaxation of pelvic ligaments/sunken tail head. (v) Loss of appetite. (vi) Isolation from other animals. (vii) Frequent urination and tail raising. (viii) Enlargement and reddening of the vulva. (2d) ==================== ANSWERS POSTED-CLICK HERE AND SCROLL DOWN TO SEE ANSWERS NOW NUMBER 3 (3a) (i) Quarantine; The practice of isolating newly purchased animals or those returning from shows for a specific period (usually 21–30 days) before they join the rest of the herd. This prevents the introduction of infectious diseases into a healthy population. (ii) Culling; The process of identifying and removing unproductive, old, or diseased animals from a herd or flock. This is done to improve the overall quality and profitability of the farm. (iii) Isolation; The immediate separation of an animal that is already showing clinical signs of a contagious disease from the rest of the healthy animals to prevent the spread of infection. (3b) (i) Outbreak of a contagious or infectious disease (to prevent spreading to healthy stock). (ii) Introduction of new animals to the farm (quarantine period to observe for diseases). (3c) (i) Administration of medication or vaccination. (ii) Castration, dehorning, or tail docking. (iii) Artificial insemination or pregnancy diagnosis. (iv) Milking or hoof trimming. (3d) (i) Breed or genetic makeup of the goat. (ii) Quality and quantity of feed/nutrition provided. (iii) Health status of the goat (presence of diseases or parasites like mastitis). (iv) Age or parity (number of kiddings) of the doe. (3e) (i) Honey (ii) Beeswax (ii) Propolis (iv) Royal jelly

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