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Water

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Why is Water Important   -vital -cheapest and most abundant nutrient -animals survive longer without feed than water (up to 60 days w/o feed, 7 days w/o water) -only 1% of the world's water is "fresh"  
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Total Body Content   -45-85% (avg. 60-70%) -younger>older animals  
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Water in the Body   -blood: 90-95% -tissues: 70-90% (intracellular, extracellular, urinary and gastrointestinal)  
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Water Functions   -nutrient/waste transport -metabolic/chemical reactions -aids digestion/absorption -regulates body temp -regulates ionic concentrations -body structural component -lubricates/cushions  
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Non-Essential Water Sources   -drinking water -water in/on feed (air dry feed has about 10%) -metabolic water (byproduct of many reactions, 5-10% of total water intake) -gastrointestinal secretions (mouth/saliva, true stomach/acid, duodenum/pancreatic & bile "juice")  
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Water Loss   -urine -feces -respiration -perspiration -product (milk and eggs)  
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Effects of Water Restriction   -reduced feed intake (immediate) -reduced production (especially high producers) -weight loss (dehydration)  
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Effects on Water Consumption   -environmental temperature and humidity (heat stress) -dry matter (DM) intake -dietary factors (water content, fiber, salt, protein) -physiological state (lactation, etc.)  
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Water Consumption   -unstressed, moderate temperature :water intake = 2-3 x DM intake :hot weather-can be 10 x DMI -average 1200 lb cow :hot summer day :eats 70lb of summer pasture :consumes 27 gallons (225lb) of water (grass and drink)  
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Effects on Water Quality   -organoleptic (odor & taste) -physiochemical (pH, total dissolved solids, hardness) -toxic compounds (heavy metals, toxic minerals, hydorcarbons) -excess minerals (nitrates, sodium, sulfates, iron) -bacteria  
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Essential Water Sources   -well (tank, waterers) -dugout -stream/pond -snow  
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