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7 TLEd205 Chapter5 Lesson 1A
7 TLEd205 Chapter5 Lesson 1A
CHAPTER V
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION IN AGRICULTURE – ANIMAL PRODUCTION
Duration: 7.5 hrs
Introduction
“In several countries across the world, the surging demand for livestock products is largely met by
large-scale livestock production and associated food chains. Nonetheless, hundreds of millions of small-scale
producers and pastoralists depend on livestock for their livelihoods. Beyond food production, farm animals
play other important economic, cultural and social roles and provide multiple functions and services. They are
an essential part of agro-ecosystems.” (FAO, undated; http://www.fao.org/animal-production/en/)
Animal Science is a branch of Agriculture that is concerned with rearing and production of livestock and
poultry. Animal Science is therefore the art and science of rearing domestic livestock and poultry species. An
animal scientist applies principles of the biological, physical, and social sciences to the problems associated
with livestock production and management. It is also concerned with foods of animal origin: meat, dairy foods,
and eggs for human use. Animal scientists must have formal training and appropriate experience to learn and
apply the complex principles involved in animal production, care and use. Animal Production is the technology
applied to the keeping of animals for profit. This includes; feeding, breeding, housing and marketing.” (Dr. Sabo J.
Luka, Coordinator. Department of Animal Production; https://www.unijos.edu.ng/agric/ap)
Learning Outcomes
References
Swine Production in “Livestock Production Manual” Western Institute for Food Safety and Security at the
University of California – Davis and the Food and Drug Administration under the “Model Training
Programs for Specialty Produce Crops, Dairy and Lab Procedures” Cooperative Agreement
Dairy Cattle and Veal Production in “Livestock Production Manual” Western Institute for Food Safety and
Security at the University of California – Davis and the Food and Drug Administration under the “Model
Training Programs for Specialty Produce Crops, Dairy and Lab Procedures” Cooperative Agreement
Goat Production in “Livestock Production Manual” Western Institute for Food Safety and Security at the
University of California – Davis and the Food and Drug Administration under the “Model Training
Programs for Specialty Produce Crops, Dairy and Lab Procedures” Cooperative Agreement
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
Lesson Outcomes
a. chicken breeds/stock;
b. space requirements;
c. environmental factors;
d. sanitary provisions;
e. housing equipment;
f. poultry management;
g. layer flock management;
h. feeding management;
i. health management; and
j. common pests and diseases,
a. Swine Terminologies
b. Breeds of swine
c. Swine operations
d. Feeding Swine
e. Identification
f. Record keeping
g. Life Cycle of pig from birth to death
k. Common swine disease and treatments
Lesson Content
POULTRY RAISING
Adaptation from: Poultry Raising in Tips on Poultry Raising
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts
TLEd 205 - Agri-Fishery Arts Part I- Introduction to Agriculture and Fishery Arts