(a) (i) Explanation of the Term Monogastric: A monogastric is a farm animal with simple stomach. They have simple digestive system. They can be herbivores or non-herbivores.
(ii) Examples of Monogastrics:
- pig
- rabbit
- horse
- poultry
- grasscutter
- donkey
(b) Explanation of terms;
(i) Concentrate: Are animal feeds that are high in nutrients but low in fibre. They are highly digestible. Could be protein or carbohydrate.
(ii) Additives: Substances added to feed in small quantities. They supply nutrients or non-nutrients. It could be in form of liquid/solid.
(c) Importance of Roughage in the Diet of Farm Animals:
- It provides bulk in animal feed.
- Enhances bowel movement.
- Prevents constipation by binding with feed.
- Serves as a source of energy in animals.
- Serves as substrate and habitat for microbes in animals.
(d) Materials used in Milking Cows:
- Milking machine.
- Milking chute/rope.
- Milk testing cup.
- Cheese cloth
- Milking pails/bucket
(e) Animals Fed on Prepared Feed:
(i) Pellets: Rabbits, Grasscutter, Poultry, Ruminant, Camel, Snails, Pig, Horse, Donkey, Guinea pig
(ii) Mash: Rabbits, Grass Cutter, Poultry, Ruminant, Camel, Snails, Pig, Horse, Donkey, Guinea Pig