NECO Livestock Farming Practical Questions and Answers 2026
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*2026- NECO- LIVESTOCK (PRACTICAL) -ANSWERS!!!!* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb7uxd5F1YlSJpZclt24 (1a) A – Hen (Domestic Fowl), Gallus gallus domesticus B – Rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus (1b) A – Hen (i) Presence of fleshy comb and wattles on the head (ii) Body covered with feathers (iii) Possession of a horny beak for pecking B – Rabbit (i) Presence of long, erect and mobile ears (ii) Body covered with soft, dense fur (iii) Short, fluffy and upturned tail (1c) A – Battery cage / Deep litter poultry house B – Hutch (1d) (i) Regular vaccination against diseases e.g Newcastle, Gumboro (ii) Routine deworming and control of external parasites (iii) Regular cleaning and disinfection of poultry house, feeders and drinkers (1e) (i) Restlessness (ii) Reddening and swelling of the vulva (iii) Rubbing of chin on objects and raising of tail when touched (1f) (i) Both are monogastric/non-ruminant animals (ii) Digestion begins mechanically in the mouth (iii) Both possess an enlarged caecum for microbial fermentation of fibre (iv) Final digestion and absorption takes place in the small intestine ===========≠======================== (2a) C – Maize offal D – Bone meal E – Elephant grass, Pennisetum purpureum (2b) C – Carbohydrate / Energy D – Minerals - Calcium and Phosphorus (2c) C – Carbohydrate (i) Provides energy for maintenance, growth and production (ii) Excess is stored in the body as fat D – Minerals (Ca & P) (i) Formation and strengthening of bones and teeth (ii) Aids in egg-shell formation and blood clotting (2d) C – Maize offal (i) Maize grains are cleaned, sorted and dried (ii) Grains are milled and the bran is sieved out and bagged D – Bone meal (i) Bones are boiled to remove fat, meat and marrow (ii) Bones are dried and ground into fine powder and bagged (2e) C – Kwashiorkor / Energy deficiency / Emaciation D – Rickets (2f) (i) Tall, robust and perennial grass (ii) Jointed stem with distinct nodes (iii) Long, broad lanceolate leaves with rough margins (2g) (i) Vegetative propagation using stem cuttings or root splits (2h) (i) Pennisetum purpureum ===========≠==================== (3a) F – Goat, Capra aegagrus hircus G – Tick H – Hides (3b) (i) Red Sokoto (Maradi) goat (ii) Sahelian goat (3c) (i) High growth rate and good body size (ii) High fertility and prolificacy (iii) Disease resistance (iv) Good mothering ability and quality of skin (3d) (i) Sucks blood leading to anaemia (ii) Transmits diseases such as heartwater and babesiosis (iii) Causes irritation and restlessness reducing feed intake (iv) Damages the skin thereby reducing hide quality (3e) (i) Regular spraying or dipping of animals in acaricide (ii) Hand-picking and destruction of ticks (iii) Rotational grazing to break the tick life cycle (3f) (i) Tick infestation / Dermatophilosis (3g) (i) Cleaning and application of antiseptic/antibiotic ointment (ii) Treatment with acaricide and isolation of affected animal (3h) (i) Lesions cause scars and holes which reduce the quality grade and market value of the hide ===========≠==================== https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCpC6c5Ejy61HyxKZ0v *To all POLAC RC 13 aspirants 👆👆.* https://t.me/necovipanswer Neco vip 👆👆 *REACT, SHARE AND FORWARD TO EVERYONE ❤️🔥* FOR NECO STATE QUESTIONS, MESSAGE ME ON TELEGRAM👇👇: https://t.me/Officialkingjay1 JOIN OUR VIP CHANNEL 👇🏻👇🏻 https://t.me/freewassceditto
