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Dairy Cows Flashcards

1
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3 fermented and frozen products

A

Cheese
Butter
Yogurt

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2
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What is coagulating cheese?

A

Adding rennant/bacteria from abomasum of veal calves

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3
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Steps of cheese production

A

Coagulate milk
Separate milk solids and liquids
Grind and salt solids
Mold and press solids
Package airtight
Age/ripen

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4
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Types of goat cheese

A

Romano
provolone
blue

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5
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Types of sheep cheeses

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Feta
Manchego
Roquefort

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6
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Fat content: butter

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80%

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7
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How is butter made?

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Separate fat from buttermilk

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8
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What bacteria is used to make yogurt?

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Streptococcus lactus bacteria

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9
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3 frozen products

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Frozen yogurt
Ice milk 3-7% fat
Ice cream 9-30% fat

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10
Q

5 milk cow breeds

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Ayrshire
Brown Swiss
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey

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11
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What is the most popular milk breed in America and why?

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Holsteins
They produce the most volume of milk with the highest fat content

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12
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What 3 factors determine how milk producers are paid?

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Pounds of milk
Fat content
Protein content

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13
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Agriculture Cooperative

A

Legalized monopoly

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14
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Purpose of agriculture cooperative

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Regulate supply and demand
Keep milk prices up

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15
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Milk grades are a quality measure of what 2 things?

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Sanitation of facility
Animal health

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16
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Milk grading is determined by what 2 things?

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Somatic cell count
Bacteria in milk

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17
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What is the somatic cell count?

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Measure white blood cells and some epithelial cells in milk.
Indicates animal health and infection

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18
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2 milk grades

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Grade A (90%) : Use for anything. Can be sold as liquid milk.
Grade B (10%): Must be processed. Less valuable

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19
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70% of milk is used for what?

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Processed products. Other 30% is sold as liquid milk

20
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Milk processing 2 steps

A

Pasteurization
Homogenization

21
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What is pasteurization.

A

Flash heating milk at 161°F for 30 seconds to destroy pathogens
(Bacteria, viruses, and Protozoa)

22
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What is homogenization?

A

Breaking fat into microscopic partials

23
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What is an atomizer?

A

Prevents homogenized milk from separating.

24
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What are the 6 components in milk

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Water
Lactose- carbohydrates
Fat
Minerals- calcium and phosphorus
Protein- Albumin and casein

25
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What is the milk producing organ?

A

Mammary glands

26
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How are the number of mammary glands on an animal determined?

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About two times the number of average offspring
Ex. Horse has 2 glands for 1 foal

27
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6 components of lactation physiology

A

Alveolus
Small collecting ducts
Large collecting ducts
Gland cistern
Teat cistern
Furstenberg’s rosette

28
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Where do the nutrients in milk come from?

A

Mothers blood

29
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What contains lactating cells? Each one produces about 1/5 of a drop of milk.

A

Alveolus

30
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What are the smooth muscle cells that surround and contract the alveolus?

A

Epithelial cells

31
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What stores milk (roughly 2lbs in cows)

A

Gland cistern

32
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One way valve to let milk out while preventing bacteria from entering

A

Furstenberg’s rosette

33
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How is milk letdown?

A

Release oxytocin
Stimulate myoepithelial cells to contract.

34
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How many gallons of blood must circulate to produce 1 gallon of milk?

A

400 gallons

35
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What increases milk synthesis?

A

Increasing frequency of removing milk
Decreasing time between milking or nursing bout

36
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What is a nursing bout?

A

How often offspring harvests milk from mother.

37
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What is a calving interval?

A

Time between consecutive calves

38
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12 month calving interval

A

0: calving
80: rebreeding
305: drying
365: rebreeding

39
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13 month calving interval

A

0: calving
110: breeding
335: drying
395: calving

40
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14 month calving interval

A

0: calving
140: breeding
200: drying
425: calving

41
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5 Steps for milk collection

A

1) animals enter milking parlour
2) hand strip milk sample
3) pre dip
4) harvest milk
5) post teat dip

42
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What is the purpose of hand stripping a milk sample?

A

To check for mastitis or milk abnormalities.

43
Q

What is the purpose of pre and post test dip?

A

To destroy pathogens

44
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How long does the average cow take to milk?

A

6-8 min

45
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How do you increase cows milked per hour?

A

Decrease time to load cows in and out of milking parlour

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