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Welcome to Class! Are Your Prepared to Learn?. Bell-ringer Roll Call Paper/Pencil. Now that we have studied PRODUCTS of agriculture (Primary ITEM)-- let’s study BYPRODUCTS . Byproduct : a product made during the manufacture of something else. (write this term & definition down ).
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Welcome to Class!Are Your Prepared to Learn? Bell-ringer Roll Call Paper/Pencil
Now that we have studied PRODUCTS of agriculture (Primary ITEM)-- let’s study BYPRODUCTS. Byproduct: a product made during the manufacture of something else. (write this term & definition down) Standard: MSAGED 6-1, MSAGED7-1, MSAGED8-15
Byproducts: Things that are leftover, which could be considered WASTE , but instead are used to create other products. Blood Chicken feet Feathers Bones Manure Just to name a few… Standard: MSAGED 6-1, MSAGED7-1, MSAGED8-15
Almost the entire beef animal can be used to benefit man in some way. From a typical 1,000 pound steer (male beef cow), 400 pounds is used for beef that we eat and the remaining 600 pounds are used as by-products. Standard: MSAGED 6-1, MSAGED7-1, MSAGED8-15
One of the most important cattle by-products is insulin, a treatment for people with diabetes. Standard: MSAGED 6-1, MSAGED7-1, MSAGED8-15
Other by-product examples include: • Things that come from • Bone, Horn, Hooves, & Gelatin • Combs, gelatin candy (Gummy Bears), marshmallows, mayonnaise, gelatin, photographic film, fine bone china, pet food, and vitamin capsules/gel coatings. Standard: MSAGED 6-1, MSAGED7-1, MSAGED8-15
Things that come from • Hide & Hair • Insulation, paint brushes, glue for bookmaking and band aids, clothes, shoes, luggage, saddles, furniture, automobiles, volleyballs, basketballs, and baseball gloves.
Products that come from Fats and Fatty Acids • Shampoo, soaps, shaving creams, cosmetics, deodorants, candles, crayons, floor wax, detergents, plastics, insecticides, paints, perfumes
Group Assignment Match the cards together with source and byproduct.
