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1 Animal’s Importance to Humans
Mr. Bailey Agri-science

2 Animal Science???? Take 2 minutes and define animal science
It is the study of animals and all that relates to animals

3 How are animals important to Agriculture?
Animals are important to agriculture because they provide: Clothing Money Power Work Food Technology By-products Recreation

4 Products Provided by Animals
Pigs: Meat: bacon, ham, pork chops Medicines: insulin, replacement heart valves Fats: crayons, candles

5 Products Provided by Animals
Sheep: Meat: tripe, lamb chops, mutton Wool: coats, sweaters, lanolin hand lotion Medicine: adrenaline

6 Products Provided by Animals
Poultry: Eggs Feathers: pillow stuffing, jacket insulation Meat Game birds: quail, pheasant

7 Products Provided by Animals
Horses: Recreation: pleasure Glue

8 Exit Slip Name four examples of why animals are important to humans.

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