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Name 5 types of cattle feed.
Dried sugar beat pulp, Milo (whole grain sorghum), Steam rolled barley, Soybean hulls, Soybean meal, Buckwheat, Cracked or whole kernel corn, Whole grain wheat, Dehydrated alfalfa meal pellets, Steam rolled oats, Cottonseed meal, Completed pelleted feed, Whole cottonseed, Whole grain oats
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What is a balanced ration?
Feed that provides all necessary nutrients that the animal needs in one day.
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What is buttermilk?
The liquid leftover from churning the cream from milk into butter.
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What is colostrum?
The mother’s first milk that she produces after she gives birth. Colostrum is high in antibodies and nutrients for the newborn calf.
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Name the 5 Major Trait descriptions of the Dairy Unified Score Card.
Frame, Dairy Character, Body Capacity, Feet and Legs, Udder
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Name the 6 Pillars of Character.
Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, Citizenship
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What does DHIA stand for?
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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What was the first breed association to start a herd testing program?
The Ayrshire Breeders Association
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Where is the cow’s stifle located?
Rear Leg
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Where is the point of balance located on a cow?
Point of shoulder
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Define flight zone and tell whether it is the same for every animal.
The flight zone is the animal’s comfort zone, which affects how soon an animal will move as a human approaches. It changes and depends on how familiar an animal is with people or the person working with them.
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Name the 2 purposes of the female cow reproductive tract
- to provide a place for nourishment and development of the calf before birth 2. to produce eggs
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Oviducts lead from the ovaries to what reproductive organ?
Uterus
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Name 3 of the 7 female hormones
Estrogen, progesterone, luteinizing hormone, follicle stimulating hormone, prostaglandin, gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), oxytocin
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What is the average number of days in a cow’s gestation (pregnancy)?
283, range is 280-285 days
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How many sperm are deposited into a female by a bull during mating?
Approximately 1 billion
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What is artificial insemination?
The practice of introducing sperm into the reproductive tract of the female other than by natural mating.
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Describe embryo transfer.
The practice of flushing (removing) an embryo from a female donor and putting the embryo into another female (recipient) for the remainder of the pregnancy.
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The rumen is the largest compartment of the cow’s stomach and can hold how many gallons of material?
40 – 60 gallons
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In the rumen, carbohydrates are converted into VFA’s. What does VFA stands for?
Volatile fatty acids
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Milk is what percent water?
87%
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Name 2 castration tools.
Elastrator, Burdizzo clamp
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Define freemartin.
A female calf born as a twin to a bull calf. Approximately 90% of freemartins are infertile
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What is another name for an umbilical infection?
Navel Ill