Across
- 3. The amount of nutrients in a feed with all of the water removed.
- 7. An abnormal depletion of body fluids
- 8. The breakdown of foods in the digestive tract to more simple substances that can be absorbed.
- 9. Minerals found in the body in large quantities.
- 12. Classification of feedstuffs that are high in energy and low in crude fiber
- 13. Animals with a single stomach or without a rumen.
- 14. The feed that is provided to an animal in a 24-hour period.
- 15. Vitamins A, D, E, and K; found in the fat portion of the feed and stored in fatty tissues
- 16. Minerals found in the body in small quantities.
- 18. Vitamins that are not stored in the body and must be provided each day.
Down
- 1. The building blocks that make up the body's protein
- 2. The amount of nutrients in a feed or diet expressed in the form that it is placed in front of the animal.
- 4. Total amount of protein in a feed
- 5. ______ ______ nutrients; indicates the energy density of a feedstuff
- 6. A form of constipation where feed blocks some part of the digestive system.
- 10. To take in and actually use the nutrients of digestion
- 11. Substances that provide nourishment for the body.
- 17. Feedstuffs with a high fiber content; hay, silage, and grass