Exam Details
Subject | Milk Production and Quality of milk | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Diploma in Dairy Technology | |
Department | School of Agriculture (SOA) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2016 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Fill in the blanks
In 1922 and 1923 diploma in started at Bangalore and Allahabad respectively.
Prominent Milk Production societies were setup at Banaras, Meerut, Kanpur and Nainital in the year
Deoni is a very popular dual purpose breed of
Frieswal cattle breed was developed by crossing
Anglo-Nubian breed has been evolved by crossing of Egypt Jamunapari of India and old English type goats.
The average normal rectal temperature of cattle is °F.
Two axis pricing of milk is calculated by fixing predetermined rate for and
Sodium hypochloride and Phenol solution gives bluish green colour in the presence of in milk.
As per PFA cow milk shall contain not less than SNF and not less than fat.
Human milk contains lactose and ash.
2. Write the following full form:
ICAR
IVRI
NDDB
FMD
FAO
OXFAM
IDF
USA
WFP
ICDP
3. Indicate True or False:
Late Lal Bahadur Shastri Prime Minister desired to replicate Anand Pattern of dairy cooperative in India in 1964.
An individual member of cooperative society can have interest in shares exceeding Rs 1000.
Transportation of milk from the surplus region to deficient region comes under National Milk Grid.
Rathi breed is concentrated in the Bikaner District of Rajasthan.
Jaffarabadi is a breed of goat.
Buffalo is triple purpose animal.
As a thumb rule cow should be fed concentrate of 1 kg for every 2.5 kg milk produced.
Tuberculosis vaccination is carried out at 6 months age and to repeat every 2 years.
Pricing of milk on fat content basis encourages partial skimming and adulteration with cheaper fat.
Milk acidity develops due to fermentation of lactose to lactic acid and other acidic components.
4. Answer the following in brief
List the breeds of Buffaloes in India.
State the difference between Murrah and Mehsana breed of buffaloes.
Describe the advantages of clean milk production.
5. Write in brief on following:
Platform tests
Advantages of cross breeding
Common adulterants found in milk
Proteins found in milk
MBR test for judging the quality of milk
6. Differentiate between followings
Cow milk and Human milk
Red Dane and Karan Fries
Brucellosis and Milk fever
Milk procurement by direct system and cooperative system
7. Answer the followings:
Name the methods preservation of milk and milk products.
List the physico-chemical properties of milk.
8. Write on any two of the following:
Basic principles of cooperatives.
Management Practices for milking Cows and Buffaloes.
Nutritive value of milk.
Lactic acid bacteria in milk
In 1922 and 1923 diploma in started at Bangalore and Allahabad respectively.
Prominent Milk Production societies were setup at Banaras, Meerut, Kanpur and Nainital in the year
Deoni is a very popular dual purpose breed of
Frieswal cattle breed was developed by crossing
Anglo-Nubian breed has been evolved by crossing of Egypt Jamunapari of India and old English type goats.
The average normal rectal temperature of cattle is °F.
Two axis pricing of milk is calculated by fixing predetermined rate for and
Sodium hypochloride and Phenol solution gives bluish green colour in the presence of in milk.
As per PFA cow milk shall contain not less than SNF and not less than fat.
Human milk contains lactose and ash.
2. Write the following full form:
ICAR
IVRI
NDDB
FMD
FAO
OXFAM
IDF
USA
WFP
ICDP
3. Indicate True or False:
Late Lal Bahadur Shastri Prime Minister desired to replicate Anand Pattern of dairy cooperative in India in 1964.
An individual member of cooperative society can have interest in shares exceeding Rs 1000.
Transportation of milk from the surplus region to deficient region comes under National Milk Grid.
Rathi breed is concentrated in the Bikaner District of Rajasthan.
Jaffarabadi is a breed of goat.
Buffalo is triple purpose animal.
As a thumb rule cow should be fed concentrate of 1 kg for every 2.5 kg milk produced.
Tuberculosis vaccination is carried out at 6 months age and to repeat every 2 years.
Pricing of milk on fat content basis encourages partial skimming and adulteration with cheaper fat.
Milk acidity develops due to fermentation of lactose to lactic acid and other acidic components.
4. Answer the following in brief
List the breeds of Buffaloes in India.
State the difference between Murrah and Mehsana breed of buffaloes.
Describe the advantages of clean milk production.
5. Write in brief on following:
Platform tests
Advantages of cross breeding
Common adulterants found in milk
Proteins found in milk
MBR test for judging the quality of milk
6. Differentiate between followings
Cow milk and Human milk
Red Dane and Karan Fries
Brucellosis and Milk fever
Milk procurement by direct system and cooperative system
7. Answer the followings:
Name the methods preservation of milk and milk products.
List the physico-chemical properties of milk.
8. Write on any two of the following:
Basic principles of cooperatives.
Management Practices for milking Cows and Buffaloes.
Nutritive value of milk.
Lactic acid bacteria in milk
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Subjects
- Dairy Equipment and Utilities
- Dairy Management and Entrepreneurship
- Dairy Products- I
- Dairy Products- II
- Dairy Products- III
- Milk Processing and Packaging
- Milk Production and Quality of milk
- Quality Assurance