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Week 8

Day
2
Technology and Livelihood Education
(TLE)
AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY
ARTS (AFA)

2nd Quarter
Grade 7
1. What are the feeding management for
poultry and livestock animals?
2. Can you describe the housing requirement
of poultry and livestock?

Activating Prior
Asking like
Socrates:
1. What are the
byproducts that can
be generated in
raising poultry and
livestock?
2. What do we need to
do to manage the
byproducts generated
in raising poultry and
livestock?
Lesson
Animal by-products
(ABPs). These are the
materials derived from
animal which are not
beneficial for human
consumption.

Unlocking Content
Think Tank
Accomplish the graphic organizer on the byproducts
of poultry and livestock production.

Characteristic
Definition
s

By
Product
s

Examples Non-Examples

Developing & Deepening


The Destiny of Byproducts

Form a group of
three to share the
fate of the
byproducts. The
students will draw a
flow chart to show
the destiny of the
byproducts.

Developing & Deepening


By-products of Poultry and Livestock Production

Animal by-products (ABPs) are materials


derived from animals which are not
intended for human consumption.
ABPs provide benefits because some have
high nutritional value. Thus, it can be used
to develop products such as fertilizer, feed,
biofuels, and cosmetics following the waste
management system in the following
section.
Developing & Deepening
By-products of Poultry and Livestock Production

Slaughterhouse waste are byproducts


derived when livestock are butchered in the
slaughterhouse. Slaughtering leaves skin,
bones, horn, hooves, blood, fat and offal
(internal organs).
Catering waste are materials used in the
entire livestock production. It includes food
waste, plastics and packaging of the feeds,
glass bottles of medicines, boxes and
cardboards.
Developing & Deepening
By-products of Poultry and Livestock Production

Fallen stock are farm animals died due to


natural causes, diseases or killed prior to
harvest.
Materials produced by animals such as
manure, eggshells, feathers, wool, and fiber.

Former foodstuff of animal origin are


products that are no longer suitable for
human consumption such as milk, eggs, and
meat. Developing & Deepening
Lesson Activity

Illustrate the
poultry and
livestock
byproducts by
drawing each
animal and their
products.

Developing & Deepening


Learners’
Takeaways

Enumerate the
byproducts of
farm animals.

Making
Reflection
Give the benefits
of by products
produced by
poultry and
livestock animals.

Making
Formative Assessment
What are the various byproducts
of poultry and livestock?
Poultry
1.
2.
3.
Livestock
1.
2.
3.
Evaluating

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