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General Animal Science

Texas A & M University-College Station

CourseANSC 107

(AGRI 1319, 1419*) General Animal Science. General understanding of all aspects of the livestock industry; basic agriculture nomenclature of breeds, species and types of livestock; reproduction, nutrition, genetics, food safety, growth and development of beef cattle, sheep, horses, swine, dairy cattle and poultry; brief description of the companion animal industry.

Credits

3 credits

Course Code

ANSC 107

Related Courses

Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one

Required For

Courses that require this course as a prerequisite

  • ANSC 495

    International Agriculture and Animal Production

    3 credits
  • ANSC 380

    Animal Science for Agricultural Science

    3 credits
  • ANSC 317

    Meat Selection, Evaluation and Grading

    2 credits
  • ANSC 315

    Livestock Judging

    2 credits
  • ANSC 302

    Basic Beef Cattle Production

    3 credits
  • ANSC 242

    Growth and Development of Livestock

    3 credits
  • ANSC 235

    Animal Welfare Judging

    2 credits
  • ANSC 205

    Animal Science Laboratory Preparation Methods

    2 credits
  • ANSC 113

    Farm Animal Biosystems

    2 credits
  • ANSC 108

    General Animal Science Laboratory

    1 credits
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