Specimen H (Plastic bucket) (a)(i) State five ways in which specimen H could be used in poultry production. (ii) Mention two advantages of using specimen H ...

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Animal Husbandry - 2021 (Practical) Subject: Animal Husbandry

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specimens

Specimen H (Plastic bucket)

Round bucket plastic household 12 liters

(a)(i) State five ways in which specimen H could be used in poultry production.

(ii) Mention two advantages of using specimen H in animal production

(iii) State two disadvantages of using specimen H in animal production.

 

Specimen I (Mercury in glass thermometer)

Different Parts of a Mercury Thermometer

(b) Give one reason for using specimen I in the brooding of chicks

 Specimen J (Ear tag)

Livestock Ear Tag (For Cattle, Pigs, and Goats) - Identification Tool -  Afrimash.com - Nigeria

(c)(i) State two ways in which the use of specimen J is important in animal production.

(ii) Name three farm animals on which specimen J could be used.

Answer Details

Specimen H (plastic bucket)

(a)(i) Five ways it could be used in poultry production

  • For fetching and supplying water.
  • For conveying and supplying feed.
  • For collecting and packing eggs.
  • For evacuating litter and disposing of waste.
  • For storing feed, water or drugs and for mixing feed and medications.

(a)(ii) Two advantages of using it in animal production

  • It is light, portable and easy to handle, and does not rust or corrode.
  • It is cheap and readily available, and cannot be attacked by termites/insects.

(a)(iii) Two disadvantages of using it in animal production

  • It can break or crack.
  • It can catch fire and is affected by direct sunlight (and is non-biodegradable).

Specimen I (mercury-in-glass thermometer)

(b) One reason for using it in the brooding of chicks

  • To check and monitor the temperature in the brooder house so that the correct warmth for the chicks is maintained.

Specimen J (ear tag)

(c)(i) Two ways in which its use is important in animal production

  • For the identification of individual animals.
  • For record keeping and to show ownership.

(c)(ii) Three farm animals on which it could be used

  • Cattle
  • Sheep
  • Goat (also pig)

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