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Animal Nutrition and Feeds By, Miss Bandy AGED 410

What is Nutrition! Nutrition is the science of dealing with the utilization of food by the body processes which transforms food into body tissues and energy.

Why is Nutrition Important! To obtain and utilize surplus or unusable feed stuffs And convert them to desirable products such as meat, milk, eggs, fiber and work.

What is a Nutrient? A single class of food or group of like foods that aids in the support of life and makes it possible for animals to grow or provide energy for physiological processes.

Digestible Nutrient The portion of the nutrient which may be broken down (digested) and absorbed and used by the body.

The Six Nutrients Needed Protein Carbohydrates Fats Minerals Vitamins Water

Proteins Needed for growth and repair Helps form muscles, internal organs, skin, hair,wool, feathers, hoofs and horns Contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

Examples of Proteins Meat and Bone Meal Fish Meal Soybean Meal Cottonseed Meal Dried Skim Milk Amino Acids

Carbohydrates Furnish energy for body functions, growth and reproduction The largest part of the animals food supply and usually the fibrous part of the diet Include sugars, starch and cellulose Are made of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen

Fats 2.25 times as much energy as carbohydrates do Furnish a concentrated source of energy, up to 2.25 times as much energy as carbohydrates do Form cholesterol, steroids and other body compounds Found in every cell in the body Affect the condition of skin and hair Are made of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, but contain much larger proportions of carbon and hydrogen than carbohydrates do They also provide energy reserves, protection for vital organs, and they insulate the body

Minerals Primarily found in bones and teeth Important in blood for the carrying of oxygen Regulates heartbeat with potassium, sodium and calcium Example: Calcium Formation Found in rocks

VITAMINS Are only needed in small amounts Are essential for life and health Provide a defense against disease, promote growth and reproduction Contribute to the general health of the animal

WATER composition of most plants and animals Accounts for 70% or more of the composition of most plants and animals

FEED CLASSIFICATIONS Roughages Concentrates Supplements

ROUGHAGES High in Fiber and relatively low in digestible nutrients Examples of roughages: Alfalfa Clover Soybean Oat hay Corn Silage

Concentrates digestible nutrients Examples of concentrates: Corn Are low in fiber and high in digestible nutrients Examples of concentrates: Corn Cottonseed Barley Oats Sorghum

Supplements with additional nutrients. iodine and iron Supplements are extras that supply the body with additional nutrients. Some of the supplements are minerals salt, copper, iodine and iron Vitamin A and D are also very important to ruminant animals Salt Copper Iron

Review…. 1. What is nutrition? 2. Why is Nutrition important? Nutrition is the science of dealing with the utilization of Food by the body processes which transform food into body Tissue and activities. 2. Why is Nutrition important? The utilization of unusable feed stuffs and convert them to desirable products such as meat, milk and eggs. 3. What are the six nutrients needed? Protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins and water