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Conservation of Livestock Feed through Silage and Hay – MCQs Quiz

Wise IAS August 27, 2024

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1. Question
Which of the following statements about silage fermentation is INCORRECT?
- Lactic acid fermentation is desirable for good quality silage
- Butyric acid fermentation is mediated by Clostridium bacteria
- A higher Flieg index indicates better silage quality
- Lactobacillus bacteria are responsible for butyric acid production
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2. Question
Calculate the approximate space required in a silo to store silage made from 2000 kg of fresh fodder:
- 3 cubic meters
- 5 cubic meters
- 7 cubic meters
- 10 cubic meters
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3. Question
Which of the following combinations would be LEAST suitable for making good quality silage?
- Maize at milk stage with 35% dry matter
- Sorghum at flowering stage with 30% dry matter
- Alfalfa at early bloom with 25% dry matter
- Pearl millet at dough stage with 32% dry matter
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4. Question
In the context of hay production, what does “Mow Burnt” hay refer to?
- Hay that has been exposed to excessive sunlight during curing
- Hay that has been damaged by fire during storage
- Hay that has undergone oxidative degradation due to high moisture content during stacking
- Hay that has been contaminated with herbicides during growth
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5. Question
Which of the following statements about haylage is correct?
- It has a lower dry matter content than silage
- It is made exclusively from leguminous crops
- It requires complete exclusion of air during storage
- It has a dry matter content between silage and hay
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