Introduction

Question 1

Bovine

Answer 1

Cows

Question 2

Ovine

Answer 2

Sheep

Question 3

Porcine

Answer 3

Pig

Question 4

Camelid

Answer 4

Alpacas/Llamas

Question 5

Make of any age

Answer 5

Bull

Question 6

Father of a calf.

Answer 6

Sire

Question 7

Castrated male bovine

Answer 7

Steer

Question 8

Bovine birth to a year old, any sex.

Answer 8

Calf

Question 9

Mother of a calf

Answer 9

Dam

Question 10

Mature female bovine

Answer 10

Cow

Question 11

Cow that’s not lactating, typically pregnant, and due to birth in 60 days.

Answer 11

Dry cow

Question 12

A cow or heifer within 30 days of calving.

Answer 12

Springer

Question 13

1st lactation after first calf.

Answer 13

First calf heifer

Question 14

Female under 2 years old.

Answer 14

Heifer (or not have had a baby)

Question 15

A sterile heifer or a fraternal twin to a bull calf.

Answer 15

Free Martin

Question 16

Usually a bull of freemartin calves raised on milk and slaughtered at 5 months of age.

Answer 16

Veal calf

Question 17

Calves slaughtered within a few days of birth.

Answer 17

Bob veal

Question 18

Giving birth-act of giving birth.

Answer 18

Freshen

Question 19

Cast her withers.

Answer 19

Wisconsin slang from prolapsed uterus

Question 20

Animal mated and is pregnant.

Answer 20

Bred

Question 21

Genetically similar animals in color and conformation.

Answer 21

Breed

Question 22

Member of the genus Bos.

Answer 22

Cattle

Question 23

Whole corn and stalk chopped and processed then Fermented for 45 days.

Answer 23

Corn silage

Question 24

Alfalfa and grass chopped and processed then fermented for at least 2 weeks.

Answer 24

Haylage

Question 25

Grains and cereals providing energy, protein, amino acids..etc

Answer 25

Concentrate

Question 26

TMR

Answer 26

Total mixed ration - complete diet for specific animal needs combining corn silage, haylage, and concentration.

Question 27

How big is a newborn calf?

Answer 27

70-100#

Question 28

How soon should a newborn calf have colostrum?

Answer 28

Within 2 hours

Question 29

How long as calves mono gastric?

Answer 29

3-4 weeks

Question 30

When to calves start on grain?

Answer 30

3 days of age

Question 31

What stops calves from getting milk into the non functioning rumen?

Answer 31

Esophageal groove

Question 32

What kick starts rumen function?

Answer 32

Ingestion of small amounts of grain

Question 33

Calves should double weight at ____ days.

Answer 33

60

Question 34

TMZ of a calf.

Answer 34

55-75 degrees

Question 35

When do full grown cows overheat?

Answer 35

70-75 degrees

Question 36

Gestation of cattle?

Answer 36

283 days/9 months

Question 37

Two types of barns.

Answer 37

Parlor/Stanchion

Question 38

Five areas of industry you can work in?

Answer 38

Genetics, reproduction, nutrition, disease prevention and public health