Question

part 3: fill in the blank

1. the main item produced and sold from an animal is called a ______.
2. materials made from the leftover parts of animals are called ______.
3. animal fat used to make soap or candles is known as ______.
4. ______ are used to make leather products such as shoes and belts.
5. bones and hooves can be used to make ______ and fertilizer.
6. using every part of an animal helps reduce ______ and increase value.

part 4: short answer

1. explain the difference between a product and a by-product.
2. name two animal by-products and how they are used.
3. why is it important to use as much of the animal as possible?
4. give one example of a product and one example of a by-product.

part 5: graphs & trend analysis

1. which livestock product shows the highest level of production or consumption on the chart?
2. which livestock product shows the lowest level of production or consumption?
3. describe one trend you see over time (increasing, decreasing, or stable).
4. why do you think demand for this product may be increasing or decreasing?
5. how could by-products help farmers remain profitable when product demand changes?

Explanation:

Part 3: Fill in the Blank

These terms relate to primary animal products, by-products, and sustainable animal agriculture practices.

Responses are based on definitions of animal products/by-products and sustainable livestock management principles.

Note: These answers are generalized since no chart is provided. For specific responses, the actual chart data would be required.

Answer:

1. primary product
2. by-products
3. tallow
4. Hides/skins
5. gelatin
6. waste

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Part 4: Short Answer