Scientific Farm Animal Production: International Edition
Autor Robert E. Taylor, deceased, Thomas G. Fielden Limba Engleză Paperback – 2 oct 2008
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780137010776
ISBN-10: 013701077X
Pagini: 808
Dimensiuni: 203 x 254 mm
Greutate: 1.43 kg
Ediția:9Nouă
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Pearson Education
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
ISBN-10: 013701077X
Pagini: 808
Dimensiuni: 203 x 254 mm
Greutate: 1.43 kg
Ediția:9Nouă
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Pearson Education
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
Cuprins
1 Animal Contributions to Human Needs
Contributions to Food Needs × Contributions to Clothing and Other Nonfood
Products × Contributions to Work and Power Needs × Animals for Companionship,
Recreation, and Creativity × Human Health Research × Other Animals
2 An Overview of the Livestock and Poultry Industries
U.S. Animal Industries: An Overview × The Beef Industry × The Dairy Cattle
Industry × The Horse Industry × The Poultry Industry × The Sheep and Goat
Industry × The Swine Industry × Industry Issues and Challenges
3 Red Meat Products
Production × Products × Kosher Meats × Composition × Nutritional Considerations ×
Consumption × Marketing
4 By-Products of Meat Animals
Edible By-Products × Inedible By-Products × The Rendering Industry × Export
Market
5 Milk and Milk Products
Milk Production × Milk Composition × Milk Products in the United States × Health
Considerations × Consumption × Marketing
6 Poultry and Egg Products
Poultry Meat and Egg Production × Composition × Poultry Products × Health
Considerations × Consumption × Marketing
7 Wool and Mohair
Growth of Hair, Wool, and Mohair × Factors Affecting the Value of Wool × Classes
and Grades of Wool × Production of Wool and Mohair × Uses of Wool and Mohair
8 Market Classes and Grades of Livestock, Poultry, and Eggs
Market Classes and Grades of Red Meat Animals × Market Classes and Grades of
Poultry Products
9 Visual Evaluation of Slaughter Red Meat Animals
External Body Parts × Location of the Wholesale Cuts in the Live Animal × Visual
Perspective of Carcass Composition of the Live Animal
10 Reproduction
Female Organs of Reproduction and Their Functions × Male Organs of
Reproduction and Their Functions × What Makes Testicles and Ovaries Function ×
Pregnancy × Parturition
11 Artificial Insemination, Estrous Synchronization, and Embryo Transfer
Semen Collecting and Processing × Insemination of the Female × Extent of
Artificial Insemination × Estrous Synchronization × Embryo Transfer
12 Genetics
Production of Gametes × Spermatogenesis × Oogenesis × Fertilization × DNA
and RNA × Genes and Chromosomes × Six Fundamental Types of Mating ×
Multiple Gene Pairs × Gene Interactions × Interactions Between Genes and
Environment × Biotechnology
13 Genetic Change Through Selection
Continuous Variation and Many Pairs of Genes × Predicting Genetic Change ×
Evidence of Genetic Change × Genetic Improvement Through Artificial
Insemination × Selection Methods × Basis for Selection
14 Mating Systems
Inbreeding × Outbreeding × Forming New Lines or Breeds
15 Nutrients and Their Functions
Nutrients × Proximate Analysis of Feeds × Digestibility of Feeds × Energy
Evaluation of Feeds × Feeds and Feed Composition
16 Digestion and Absorption of Feed
Carnivorous, Omnivorous, and Herbivorous Animals × Digestive Tract of
Monogastric Animals × Stomach Compartments of Ruminant Animals × Digestion
in Monogastric Animals × Digestion in Ruminant Animals
17 Providing Nutrients for Body Functions
Nutrient Requirements for Body Maintenance × Nutrient Requirements for ×
Growth × Nutrient Requirements for Fattening × Nutrient Requirements for
Reproduction × Nutrient Requirements for Lactation × Nutrient Requirements
for Egg Laying × Nutrient Requirements for Wool Production × Nutrient
Requirements for Work × Ration Formulation × Nutrient Requirements of
Ruminants
18 Growth and Development
Prenatal (Livestock) × Birth (Livestock) × Poultry × Basic Anatomy and
Physiology × Growth Curves × Carcass Composition × Age and Teeth Relationship
19 Lactation
Mammary Gland Structure × Mammary Gland Development and Function ×
Factors Affecting Milk Production × Milk Composition × Colostrum
20 Adaptation to the Environment
Major Environmental Effects × Changing the Environment × Changing the
Animals
21 Animal Health
Prevention × Detecting Unhealthy Animals × Major Diseases of Farm Animals
22 Beef Cattle Breeds and Breeding
What Is a Breed? × Major U.S. Beef Breeds × Improving Beef Cattle Through
Breeding Methods × Traits and Their Measurement × Bull Selection × Selecting
Replacement Heifers × Cow Selection × Crossbreeding Programs for Commercial
Producers
23 Feeding and Managing Beef Cattle
Cow-Calf Management × Management for Optimum Calf Crop Percentages ×
Management for Optimum Weaning Weights × Management for Low Annual Cow
Costs × Stocker-Yearling Production × Feedlot Cattle Management × Costs
and Returns
24 Dairy Cattle Breeds and Breeding
Characteristics of Breeds × Dairy Type × Improving Milk Production ×
Selection of Dairy Cows × Breeding Dairy Cattle × Sire Selection
25 Feeding and Managing Dairy Cattle
Nutrition of Lactating Cows × Nutrition of Dry Cows × Nutrition of Replacement
Heifers × Nutrition of Bulls × Calving Operations × Milking and Housing
Facilities for Dairy Cows × Milking Operations × Controlling Diseases × Costs
and Returns
26 Swine Breeds and Breeding
Characteristics of Swine Breeds × Traits and Their Measurements × Selecting
Replacement Females × Boar Selection × Effective Use of Performance Records ×
Crossbreeding for Commercial Swine Producers
27 Feeding and Managing Swine
Types of Swine Operations × Farrow-to-Finish Operations × Management of
Purchased Feeder Pigs × Market Management Decisions × Costs and Returns
28 Sheep Breeds and Breeding
Major U.S. Sheep Breeds × Breeding Sheep × Inherited Abnormalities
29 Feeding and Managing Sheep
Production Requirements for Farm Flocks × Types of Farm Flock Producers ×
Feeding Ewes × Care and Management of Farm Flocks × Facilities for Production
of Range Sheep × Managing Range Sheep × Controlling Diseases and Parasites ×
Determining the Age of Sheep by Their Teeth × Costs and Returns
30 Horse Breeds and Breeding
Breeds of Horses × Breeding Program × Conformation of the Horse × Unsoundness
and Blemishes of Horses × Gaits of Horses × Ease of Riding and Way of Going ×
Determining the Age of a Horse by Its Teeth × Donkeys, Mules, and Hinnies
31 Feeding and Managing Horses
Feeds and Feeding × Managing Horses × Housing and Equipment × Controlling
Diseases and Parasites
32 Poultry Breeding, Feeding, and Management
Breeds and Breeding × Feeding and Management × Costs and Returns
33 Goat Breeding, Feeding, and Management
Importance of Goats × Physiological Characteristics × Characteristics of Breeds
of Dairy Goats × Care and Management × Controlling Diseases and Parasites ×
The Angora Goat × The Meat Goat × The Pygmy Goat
34 Animal Behavior
Major Types of Animal Behavior × Sexual Behavior × Maternal Behavior ×
Communication Behavior × Social Behavior × Feeding Behavior × Shelter-
Seeking Behavior × Investigative Behavior × Allelomimetic Behavior ×
Maladaptive or Abnormal Behavior
35 Animal Welfare and Animal Rights
Animal Rights × Animal Welfare × Organizations × Summary
36 Making Effective Management Decisions
Managing for Lower Costs and Higher Returns × The Manager × Financial
Management × Income Tax Considerations × Estate and Gift-Tax Planning ×
Computers × Management Systems
37 Careers and Career Preparation in the Animal Sciences
Production × Science × Agribusiness × Food Industry × International
Opportunities × Management Positions × Women in Animal Science Careers ×
Future Career Opportunities × Career Preparation
38 Aquaculture
Glossary
Index
Contributions to Food Needs × Contributions to Clothing and Other Nonfood
Products × Contributions to Work and Power Needs × Animals for Companionship,
Recreation, and Creativity × Human Health Research × Other Animals
2 An Overview of the Livestock and Poultry Industries
U.S. Animal Industries: An Overview × The Beef Industry × The Dairy Cattle
Industry × The Horse Industry × The Poultry Industry × The Sheep and Goat
Industry × The Swine Industry × Industry Issues and Challenges
3 Red Meat Products
Production × Products × Kosher Meats × Composition × Nutritional Considerations ×
Consumption × Marketing
4 By-Products of Meat Animals
Edible By-Products × Inedible By-Products × The Rendering Industry × Export
Market
5 Milk and Milk Products
Milk Production × Milk Composition × Milk Products in the United States × Health
Considerations × Consumption × Marketing
6 Poultry and Egg Products
Poultry Meat and Egg Production × Composition × Poultry Products × Health
Considerations × Consumption × Marketing
7 Wool and Mohair
Growth of Hair, Wool, and Mohair × Factors Affecting the Value of Wool × Classes
and Grades of Wool × Production of Wool and Mohair × Uses of Wool and Mohair
8 Market Classes and Grades of Livestock, Poultry, and Eggs
Market Classes and Grades of Red Meat Animals × Market Classes and Grades of
Poultry Products
9 Visual Evaluation of Slaughter Red Meat Animals
External Body Parts × Location of the Wholesale Cuts in the Live Animal × Visual
Perspective of Carcass Composition of the Live Animal
10 Reproduction
Female Organs of Reproduction and Their Functions × Male Organs of
Reproduction and Their Functions × What Makes Testicles and Ovaries Function ×
Pregnancy × Parturition
11 Artificial Insemination, Estrous Synchronization, and Embryo Transfer
Semen Collecting and Processing × Insemination of the Female × Extent of
Artificial Insemination × Estrous Synchronization × Embryo Transfer
12 Genetics
Production of Gametes × Spermatogenesis × Oogenesis × Fertilization × DNA
and RNA × Genes and Chromosomes × Six Fundamental Types of Mating ×
Multiple Gene Pairs × Gene Interactions × Interactions Between Genes and
Environment × Biotechnology
13 Genetic Change Through Selection
Continuous Variation and Many Pairs of Genes × Predicting Genetic Change ×
Evidence of Genetic Change × Genetic Improvement Through Artificial
Insemination × Selection Methods × Basis for Selection
14 Mating Systems
Inbreeding × Outbreeding × Forming New Lines or Breeds
15 Nutrients and Their Functions
Nutrients × Proximate Analysis of Feeds × Digestibility of Feeds × Energy
Evaluation of Feeds × Feeds and Feed Composition
16 Digestion and Absorption of Feed
Carnivorous, Omnivorous, and Herbivorous Animals × Digestive Tract of
Monogastric Animals × Stomach Compartments of Ruminant Animals × Digestion
in Monogastric Animals × Digestion in Ruminant Animals
17 Providing Nutrients for Body Functions
Nutrient Requirements for Body Maintenance × Nutrient Requirements for ×
Growth × Nutrient Requirements for Fattening × Nutrient Requirements for
Reproduction × Nutrient Requirements for Lactation × Nutrient Requirements
for Egg Laying × Nutrient Requirements for Wool Production × Nutrient
Requirements for Work × Ration Formulation × Nutrient Requirements of
Ruminants
18 Growth and Development
Prenatal (Livestock) × Birth (Livestock) × Poultry × Basic Anatomy and
Physiology × Growth Curves × Carcass Composition × Age and Teeth Relationship
19 Lactation
Mammary Gland Structure × Mammary Gland Development and Function ×
Factors Affecting Milk Production × Milk Composition × Colostrum
20 Adaptation to the Environment
Major Environmental Effects × Changing the Environment × Changing the
Animals
21 Animal Health
Prevention × Detecting Unhealthy Animals × Major Diseases of Farm Animals
22 Beef Cattle Breeds and Breeding
What Is a Breed? × Major U.S. Beef Breeds × Improving Beef Cattle Through
Breeding Methods × Traits and Their Measurement × Bull Selection × Selecting
Replacement Heifers × Cow Selection × Crossbreeding Programs for Commercial
Producers
23 Feeding and Managing Beef Cattle
Cow-Calf Management × Management for Optimum Calf Crop Percentages ×
Management for Optimum Weaning Weights × Management for Low Annual Cow
Costs × Stocker-Yearling Production × Feedlot Cattle Management × Costs
and Returns
24 Dairy Cattle Breeds and Breeding
Characteristics of Breeds × Dairy Type × Improving Milk Production ×
Selection of Dairy Cows × Breeding Dairy Cattle × Sire Selection
25 Feeding and Managing Dairy Cattle
Nutrition of Lactating Cows × Nutrition of Dry Cows × Nutrition of Replacement
Heifers × Nutrition of Bulls × Calving Operations × Milking and Housing
Facilities for Dairy Cows × Milking Operations × Controlling Diseases × Costs
and Returns
26 Swine Breeds and Breeding
Characteristics of Swine Breeds × Traits and Their Measurements × Selecting
Replacement Females × Boar Selection × Effective Use of Performance Records ×
Crossbreeding for Commercial Swine Producers
27 Feeding and Managing Swine
Types of Swine Operations × Farrow-to-Finish Operations × Management of
Purchased Feeder Pigs × Market Management Decisions × Costs and Returns
28 Sheep Breeds and Breeding
Major U.S. Sheep Breeds × Breeding Sheep × Inherited Abnormalities
29 Feeding and Managing Sheep
Production Requirements for Farm Flocks × Types of Farm Flock Producers ×
Feeding Ewes × Care and Management of Farm Flocks × Facilities for Production
of Range Sheep × Managing Range Sheep × Controlling Diseases and Parasites ×
Determining the Age of Sheep by Their Teeth × Costs and Returns
30 Horse Breeds and Breeding
Breeds of Horses × Breeding Program × Conformation of the Horse × Unsoundness
and Blemishes of Horses × Gaits of Horses × Ease of Riding and Way of Going ×
Determining the Age of a Horse by Its Teeth × Donkeys, Mules, and Hinnies
31 Feeding and Managing Horses
Feeds and Feeding × Managing Horses × Housing and Equipment × Controlling
Diseases and Parasites
32 Poultry Breeding, Feeding, and Management
Breeds and Breeding × Feeding and Management × Costs and Returns
33 Goat Breeding, Feeding, and Management
Importance of Goats × Physiological Characteristics × Characteristics of Breeds
of Dairy Goats × Care and Management × Controlling Diseases and Parasites ×
The Angora Goat × The Meat Goat × The Pygmy Goat
34 Animal Behavior
Major Types of Animal Behavior × Sexual Behavior × Maternal Behavior ×
Communication Behavior × Social Behavior × Feeding Behavior × Shelter-
Seeking Behavior × Investigative Behavior × Allelomimetic Behavior ×
Maladaptive or Abnormal Behavior
35 Animal Welfare and Animal Rights
Animal Rights × Animal Welfare × Organizations × Summary
36 Making Effective Management Decisions
Managing for Lower Costs and Higher Returns × The Manager × Financial
Management × Income Tax Considerations × Estate and Gift-Tax Planning ×
Computers × Management Systems
37 Careers and Career Preparation in the Animal Sciences
Production × Science × Agribusiness × Food Industry × International
Opportunities × Management Positions × Women in Animal Science Careers ×
Future Career Opportunities × Career Preparation
38 Aquaculture
Glossary
Index
Notă biografică
Robert E. Taylor was raised on an Idaho livestock operation where several livestock species were produced. He received a B.S. degree in animal husbandry and a Master's degree in animal production from Utah State University. This background, combined with his Ph.D. work in animal breeding and physiology from Oklahoma State University, provided much depth to his knowledge of livestock production. He has had practical production experience with beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, poultry, sheep, and swine.
Dr. Taylor received teaching awards at Iowa State University (where he also managed a swine herd) and at Colorado State University. He also received the Distinguished Teaching Award from the American Society of Animal Science in recognition of his ability to organize and present materials to students. Many of his concepts for effective teaching are used in this book. Dr. Taylor passed away in 1998.
Thomas G. Field was raised on a Colorado cow-calf and seedstock enterprise. He managed a seedstock herd of cattle after completing his B.S. degree. A competitive horseman as a youth, he has had practical experience with seedstock cattle, commercial cow-calf production, stockers, and horses. He has a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in animal science from Colorado State University.
Dr. Field has received teaching awards from the USDA National Excellence in Teaching program, the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, the American Society of Animal Sciences, and Colorado State University. Dr. Field is the teaching coordinator for the Department of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University and is responsible for coordinating the teaching herd.
Dr. Taylor received teaching awards at Iowa State University (where he also managed a swine herd) and at Colorado State University. He also received the Distinguished Teaching Award from the American Society of Animal Science in recognition of his ability to organize and present materials to students. Many of his concepts for effective teaching are used in this book. Dr. Taylor passed away in 1998.
Thomas G. Field was raised on a Colorado cow-calf and seedstock enterprise. He managed a seedstock herd of cattle after completing his B.S. degree. A competitive horseman as a youth, he has had practical experience with seedstock cattle, commercial cow-calf production, stockers, and horses. He has a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in animal science from Colorado State University.
Dr. Field has received teaching awards from the USDA National Excellence in Teaching program, the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, the American Society of Animal Sciences, and Colorado State University. Dr. Field is the teaching coordinator for the Department of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University and is responsible for coordinating the teaching herd.
Caracteristici
For courses in Introductory Animal Science or Introductory Livestock Management.
The ninth edition of this best-selling book examines the biological principles, scientific relationships, and management practices of livestock production. Blending the discussion of science, disciplines and industries, it effectively introduces readers to Animal Science using a breadth and depth that is unparalleled. Following a logical organization, it first discusses animal products, then basic biological principles (growth, genetics, reproduction, nutrition, health, etc.) and finally the feeding, breeding and management of primary livestock industries. It also gives readers insight into the societal issues surrounding the livestock industry and an overview of the careers and opportunities available within the field.
Hallmark Features
Offers both breadth and depth that is unparalleled—making this a best-seller and frequent reference for livestock producers and students.
The ninth edition of this best-selling book examines the biological principles, scientific relationships, and management practices of livestock production. Blending the discussion of science, disciplines and industries, it effectively introduces readers to Animal Science using a breadth and depth that is unparalleled. Following a logical organization, it first discusses animal products, then basic biological principles (growth, genetics, reproduction, nutrition, health, etc.) and finally the feeding, breeding and management of primary livestock industries. It also gives readers insight into the societal issues surrounding the livestock industry and an overview of the careers and opportunities available within the field.
Hallmark Features
Offers both breadth and depth that is unparalleled—making this a best-seller and frequent reference for livestock producers and students.
- Includes chapters on animal products ( Chapters 1-9), biological principles (Chapters 10-22) and management practices and issues (Chapters 23-38).
- Helps readers understand the numerous factors contributing to livestock production and the basic biological principles applicable to the Animal Sciences.
- Examines the breeding, feeding and management of different livestock industries to give readers comprehensive knowledge of the subject.
- Discusses issues such as animal welfare, animal rights and animal organizations currently in existence.
- Discusses professions within the production, science, agribusiness, food industry and international sectors.
- Focuses on career preparation in the Animal Sciences.
- Communicates key points and major relationships in a quick, visual style.
Caracteristici noi
New! Includes updated management information on:
- Beef Cattle
- Swine
- Poultry
- Meat Goats
- Addresses the speed of change in the industry, the marketplace, and the consolidation of production agriculture.
- Gives readers a glance at chapter topics and important textbook concepts at the start of each chapter.