Exam 3 Flashcards

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Hair coat of sheep

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wool (some hair breeds)

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Hair coat of goat

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hair

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3
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Tail of sheep

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Down (often docked)

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Tail of goat

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Up

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Horn of sheep

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Broad- curling (if present)

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Horn of goat

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narrow- curving

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Upper lip of sheep

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separate lobes

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8
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upper lip of goat

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Continuous

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9
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Number of genes- sheep

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54

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Number of genes- goat

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60

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Diet of sheep

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grazing- grasses and legumes-weeds

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Diet of goat

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Browsing- leaves, twigs, vines, forbs, fruit, nuts

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13
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Intact male sheep

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Ram

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14
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Castrated male sheep

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Wether

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Female sheep

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Ewe

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All young sheep

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Lambs

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17
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Estrous cycle of sheep

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17 days

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18
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What type of breeders are sheep

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Seasonal breeders- short day (mate when days get shorter)

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Estrus of sheep

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30 hours

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20
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Gestation of sheep

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147 days

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21
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puberty of sheep

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6-8 months

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Wool sheep

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  • Thin diameter

- midwest and west (not past bc humility)

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Examples of wool sheep

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Navajo (churro), Rambouillet, Romney

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Meat sheep

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  • Carcass and growth characteristics
  • medium wool (black throughout)
  • large 250-400 Ibs
  • Farm flock- Midwest, Northeast
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Examples of Meat sheep
Suffolk, Hampshire, Southdown
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Hair breeds sheep
- Meat - Leather - Subtropical to tropical environment - adapted to hot and humid environment - parasite and disease resistance
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Examples of Hair sheep
barbados blackbelly, Katahdin
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When does shearing occur
Prior to lambing but after winter | 1 time/year
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Lanolin oil
oil from wool used in hand creams and face cream cosmetics
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Lamb meat
young
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Mutton
older more flavor
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What are the two issues with sheep meat consumption
1. Conditioned aversion= related to WWII | 2. Associated with Christmas and Easter- opposite market
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What is a life cycle of a sheep?
Day 0 (breeding) --> Day 147 (lambing)--> Day 200 (weaning) --> Day 260 (market) --> Day 365/0 (breeding)
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What is breeding season for a sheep?
September-November
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When is lambing?
March- April
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When does castration, vaccination, and docking of the tail occur?
2-3 weeks after birth
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What is market
slaughter
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Wool breeds of sheep
- Thin diameter - midwest & west (not past bc humility) - large flocks
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Examples of sheep wool breeds
Romney, Navajo, Rambouillet
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Meat Breeds of sheep
- Carcass and growth characteristics - Medium Wool - Large 250-400 ibs - Farm flock (Midwest, Northeast)
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Examples of sheep meet breeds
Suffolk, Hampshire, Southdown
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What are three issues with sheep wool
1. synthetic fibers (cheaper) 2. lower number of shepards 3. Predation
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Partition- goat
kidding
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intact male- goat
bill
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Castrated male- goat
Wether
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Female- goat
nanny
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young- goat
kid
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Breeding time- goats
seasonal breeder- short day
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Estrous cycle- goats
21 days
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Estrus- goats
24 hours
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Gestation- goats
150 days
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puberty- goats
5-7 months
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Fiber type- goats
Angora goats, Cashmere "down"
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Dairy goats
Nubian- Great Britain, middle east/ Africa Alpine- france La mancha
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Agriculture cooperatives
legalized monopolies, buy shares from amount of milk produced, purpose: make sure producers have an avenue to continue to produce food, control supply
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grades of milk
grade of dairy
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Grade A milk
Milk can be used for fluid and processed products, SCC low: no infection
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SCC
somatic cell count
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Grade B milk
only for processed food high scc
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Level of SCC
management and how well animals are taken care of
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processing of milk: Pasteurization
Flash heating/cooking of milk | 39---> 160--->39
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purpose of pasteurization
destroy all potential pathogens (denature protein) some hormones= proteins:bST
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Homogenization
change the fat distribution in milk | Milk-->high pressure-->force through "atomizer" plate w microscopic holes--> disperses fat into microscopic particles
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mammary gland
individual milk synthesis
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utter
collected term for mammary glands when connected by tissue
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alveoli
individual milk synthesis structures
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lactating cells
produce milk
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myoepithelial cell
smooth muscle cells, contract to squeeze milk out
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milk let down
approbate stimulus --> release oxtoincin --> Blood --> stimulates myoepihelial cells --> alveoli --> contraction --> mammory gland
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Dairy with a 13-15 mo interval
1) rebreeding- peaking production can interfere with rebreeding, hard to conceive with peak production stress 2) milk threshold for profit
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Milk production process
1) enter milking parlor 2) Wash/dry utter (clean/stimulate oxytocin release) 3) Pre-milking teat dip (food grade anapestic 4) strip test- monitor milk appearance ( bacteria, CMT (California mastitis test)) 5) Attach "claw" milking unit 5-8 minutes 6) post milking teat dip- protect street canal and mammary gland from bacteria entry
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Sire summaries
predicted performance if you used this sire on your herd (AI)
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What info do you need for sire summaries?
1) average w/in breed | 2) compared to the average of your breed
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What are the two way to sex semen?
1) charge of DNA (X has more DNA making it more negative) | 2) Race track ( X sperm should be heavier)
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bST
bovine Somatotropin 1) increases metabolism (availability of nutrients) 2) increase lipolysis( breakdown of fat
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Why is bST no longer used
Social pressure & in Dr. G opinion dairy cattle are already pushed too hard, more complication if bST is used
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Partition- cattle
calving
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intact male- cattle
Bull
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castrated male- cattle
steer
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female- cattle
cow
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young male-cattle
Bull calf
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young female- cattle
heifer
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all young- cattle
calves
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Robert Bakewell
father of animal breeding (selective breeding)
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Steps in selective breeding
1) define objectives 2) select parents- like to like 3) Evaluate offsprings- selection of parents for the next generation
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Synthetics
breeds created from cross breeding other breeds
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Purebred
defined set of characteristics (traits) passed from parent to offspring
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genetics
"genes" that define traits that are passed to offspring
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European- Bos taurus
``` Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn Moderate size cooler good carcass maternal- repo & raising offspring ```
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Continental- Bos taurus
European = Charlois, Simmental, limousine large size 6' multipurpose: meat, milk, draft
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Zebu- Bos indicus
``` Moderate to large size multipurpose- meat, draft, milk subtropical/tropical -heat tolerance -disease -insect resistance ```
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Steps in beef supply chain
1) pure breeders 2) cow calf 3) stocker 4) feedlot 5) packers