Livestock 101 Flashcards

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What is a bull?

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An intact adult male bovine.

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What is a cow?

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An adult female bovine that has delivered a calf before.

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What is a calf?

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A baby bovine.

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What is a steer?

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A castrated male bovine for meat production.

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What does calving refer to?

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The time of delivery for bovines.

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What are beef cattle?

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Cattle raised for beef production.

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What are dairy cattle?

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Cattle raised for milk production.

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What is a heifer?

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A young female bovine that has not delivered a calf.

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What does ewe mean?

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Can refer to a female sheep of any age.

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What is a lamb?

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A baby sheep or kid-goat.

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What is a ram?

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An intact male sheep.

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What is a whether?

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A castrated male sheep or goat for meat production.

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What are hair sheep?

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Sheep raised for meat production.

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What does ‘Kathadin’ mean?

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Refers to sheep with no wool.

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What are wool sheep?

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Sheep raised for meat and/or wool production.

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What does lambing refer to?

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The time of delivery for sheep.

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What does kidding refer to?

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The time of delivery for goats.

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What is a boar?

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An intact male swine for breeding.

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What is a barrow?

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A castrated male swine for meat production.

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What is a gilt?

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A young, unbred female swine.

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What is a sow?

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An older female swine that has delivered before.

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What does farrowing refer to?

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The time of delivery for swine.

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What is a litter?

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A group of piglets delivered to a sow.

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What is a hog?

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Market weight swine around 250 lbs.

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What are pigs?
Young swine not yet ready for breeding or market.
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What is a pullet?
A young female chicken prior to egg-laying.
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What is a Cockerel?
Young males ## Footnote Refers to young male chickens.
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What is a Rooster?
Adult male ## Footnote Refers to an adult male chicken.
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What is a Hen?
Laying age female ## Footnote Refers to a female chicken that is of laying age.
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What is a Capon?
Castrated male (meat production) ## Footnote Refers to a castrated male chicken raised for meat.
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What are Chicks?
Day-old - One month in age ## Footnote Refers to young chickens from birth to one month old.
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What are Poults?
Day-old - One month in age ## Footnote Refers to young turkeys from birth to one month old.
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What are Jakes?
Young males ## Footnote Refers to young male turkeys.
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What are Jennies?
Young females ## Footnote Refers to young female turkeys.
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What are Toms?
Adult males ## Footnote Refers to adult male turkeys.
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What are Hens?
Adult females ## Footnote Refers to adult female turkeys.
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What are three indicators of health decline in animals?
Hooves, Gait, Anus, Genitals, Eyes, Nose, Ears, Mouth, Coat ## Footnote These are the daily observations to monitor for animal health.
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What should you observe about the Hooves?
Limping, cracked, needing cutting? ## Footnote Check for any issues with the animal's hooves.
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What should you observe about the Gait?
Indicators of a foot issue, broken leg?, joint misplaced, etc ## Footnote Monitor the animal's movement for any abnormalities.
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What should you observe about the Anus?
Fecal consistency, drainage, etc ## Footnote Check for any unusual signs related to feces.
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What should you observe about the Genitals?
Any discharge, bleeding, hernias, etc ## Footnote Monitor for any abnormalities in the genital area.
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What should you observe about the Eyes?
Clear white? If not, what's wrong???, drainage, closed eyes ## Footnote Check for clarity and any signs of infection or injury.
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What should you observe about the Nose?
Discharge, mucus colors, etc ## Footnote Monitor for any unusual nasal discharge.
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What should you observe about the Ears?
General issues, mites, droopy-ness ## Footnote Check for any signs of ear problems.
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What should you observe about the Mouth?
Drooling, vomiting, bloat ## Footnote Monitor for any oral health issues.
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What should you observe about the Coat?
Any abrasions or lacerations? Stings or snake bites? Mites? Missing fur? ## Footnote Check for any skin issues or injuries.