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What Is Animal Science?

Animal science is a small branch of life science, also known as animal production, formerly known as animal husbandry. The professional training goal is to provide people with high-quality and high-quality animal products on the basis of understanding and mastering the life laws of animal genetic variation, growth and development, reproduction, digestion and metabolism.

Animal Science

Graduates should acquire knowledge and capabilities in the following areas:
Animal anatomy, animal tissue embryology, animal physiology
Including teaching practice, production practice, curriculum design, graduation thesis (graduate design), scientific research training, production labor, social practice, etc., generally arranged for 23 to 25 weeks.
Feed quality testing, animal breeding, livestock environmental hygiene, animal genetics, poultry production, animal product processing.
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