Unit 5: Feeds, Nutrition and Digestion

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Unit 5: Feeds, Nutrition and Digestion Lesson 4: Understanding Nutrients 2: Vitamins 11/15/2018

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I. Vitamins A) Organic substances necessary in small amounts B) Required for normal growth and maintenance of life C) Function as catalyst in metabolic processes D) 16 essential vitamins 11/15/2018

II. Types of Vitamins A) Fat Soluble B) Water Soluble 1. can be stored in the body 2. daily intake not required 3.Examples: A,D,E,K B) Water Soluble 1. Not stored in the body 2. Must supplement regularly 3. Examples: C, Complex B vitamins 11/15/2018

III. How Animals Obtain Vitamins A) Complex ruminants synthesize vitamins in the rumen B) Sources of Vitamins 1. Vit A = Green forages and corn 2. Vit D = Sun-cured forages 3. Vit E = Whole grain, green forage, high quality hay 4. Vit K = Green leafy forage, fish meal 5. Vit C = Supplemented in feed ration 11/15/2018