10. The animals being raised in CAFOS get their than them and roaming to find food. 11. With the animals being animals' activity. 12. 13. animals. and shows began to allow producers to 15. The closely by the operators, the quality of the will improve since there is always someone monitoring their increase the Accompanies: The Livestock Industry take their new animals back to their ranches and use them to of animals as well as the productivity of that animal. brought to them rather 14. The animals are and then evaluated on their which is also referred to as cut ability, and The Livestock Industry 16. The grades for fat present on the carcass. and show off their grades for lambs are determined by the amount of measurement over the grade, carcasses are determined by taking a back fat rib of the pork carcass.

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10. The animals being raised in CAFOS get their
than them
and roaming to find food.
11. With the animals being
animals'
activity.
12.
13.
animals.
and shows began to allow producers to
15. The
closely by the operators, the quality of the
will improve since there is always someone monitoring their
increase the
Accompanies: The Livestock Industry
take their new animals back to their ranches and use them to
of animals as well as the productivity of that animal.
brought to them rather
14. The animals are
and then evaluated on their
which is also referred to as cut ability, and
The Livestock Industry
16. The grades for
fat present on the carcass.
and show off their
grades for lambs are determined by the amount of
measurement over the
grade,
carcasses are determined by taking a back fat
rib of the pork carcass.
Transcribed Image Text:10. The animals being raised in CAFOS get their than them and roaming to find food. 11. With the animals being animals' activity. 12. 13. animals. and shows began to allow producers to 15. The closely by the operators, the quality of the will improve since there is always someone monitoring their increase the Accompanies: The Livestock Industry take their new animals back to their ranches and use them to of animals as well as the productivity of that animal. brought to them rather 14. The animals are and then evaluated on their which is also referred to as cut ability, and The Livestock Industry 16. The grades for fat present on the carcass. and show off their grades for lambs are determined by the amount of measurement over the grade, carcasses are determined by taking a back fat rib of the pork carcass.
17. Each species receives its own
each
of the carcass.
18. Livestock does not only serve the purpose of providing
It also provides fiber and
for the production of
to society and can also be used to make
19. Animal by-products are
20. For the
21.
and bone meal.
some
adrenal
_, candles and glycerine.
24. The
22. Heparin comes from the
clotting during
grid, which establishes a set price for
products, the fat is then dried and ground to create meat
which is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, adrenal insufficiency,
diseases of the connective tissue and gout, is taken from the
of animals.
graze freely to
23. Whether you are interested in
livestock industry, there is an opportunity to
your own
to the world.
of animals and is used to prevent blood
and helps prevent heart attacks.
25. This industry will continue to
advancements in
or business and have a passion for the
a career and potentially
industry has come a long way from letting animals roam and
Animal Feeding Operations.
and change with the constant
and new innovations developed daily.
Transcribed Image Text:17. Each species receives its own each of the carcass. 18. Livestock does not only serve the purpose of providing It also provides fiber and for the production of to society and can also be used to make 19. Animal by-products are 20. For the 21. and bone meal. some adrenal _, candles and glycerine. 24. The 22. Heparin comes from the clotting during grid, which establishes a set price for products, the fat is then dried and ground to create meat which is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, adrenal insufficiency, diseases of the connective tissue and gout, is taken from the of animals. graze freely to 23. Whether you are interested in livestock industry, there is an opportunity to your own to the world. of animals and is used to prevent blood and helps prevent heart attacks. 25. This industry will continue to advancements in or business and have a passion for the a career and potentially industry has come a long way from letting animals roam and Animal Feeding Operations. and change with the constant and new innovations developed daily.
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