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What Beef Breed is this?
Angus
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Braford
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Brahman
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Brangus
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Charolais
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Chianina
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Hereford
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Santa Gertrudis
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Simmental
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Texas Longhorn
What Beef Cow part is 8?
Brisket
What Beef Cow part is 19?
Dewclaw
What Beef Cow part is 11?
Hoof
What Beef Cow part is 17?
Flank
What Beef Cow part is 24?
Pinbone
What Beef Cow part is 6?
Dewlap
What Beef Cow part is 23?
Stifle
What Beef Cow part is 22?
Switch
What Beef Cow part is 14?
Hook
What Beef Cow part is 28?
Chine
What are the four parts of the cattle stomach?
Rumen, Reticulum, Omasum, Abomasum
What does the Rumen do?
Stores and ferments
What does the reticulum do?
Aids in fermenting and breaking down food. It also stores food.
What does the omasum do?
It absorbs water, electrolytes, and some nutrients from the partially digested food.
What does the abomasum do?
It breaks down food with acid and enzymes. (True stomach)
Artificial insemination
Human manually places semen into female
Natural service
When males breed with females naturally in pasture or enclosure.
Castration
Removing the testes to prevent unwanted breeding, leads to better meat, and results in less fighting and aggressive behavior among males.
Dehorning
Dehorning cattle prevents injuries to animals and humans. It also eases handling and transportation, and prevents damage to equipment and facilities
What method of identification is this?
RFID Tag
What kind of identification is this?
Metal Tag
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Tattooing
What kind of identification is this?
Branding (Hot or Cold)
What are the important vaccines for cattle?
IBR, BVD, PI3, BRSV (bovine viral respiratory, diarrheal, and influenza diseases)
Purebred Cattle Operations
Produces seedstock calves to be sold to cow-calf operations. Has cattle of all ages and both genders.
Cow-Calf Operations
Management unit that maintains a breeding herd of cows and produces weaned calves for sale
Stocker Operations
Growing phase after calves are weaned and before the feedlot
Feedlot Operations
The primary focus is raising animals to market weight, often known as finishing
Which wholesale cut is 1?
Neck
Which wholesale cut is 2?
Chuck
Which wholesale cut is 3?
Brisket
Which wholesale cut is 4?
Shank
Which wholesale cut is 5?
Ribs
Which wholesale cut is 6?
Plate
Which wholesale cut is 7?
Short Loin
Which wholesale cut is 8?
Tenderloin
Which wholesale cut is 9?
Sirloin
Which wholesale cut is 10?
Flank
Which wholesale cut is 11?
Round
Which wholesale cut is 12?
Shank
What are some examples of beef byproducts?
Veal (baby male calves), leather, gelatin (including in marshmallows), surgical sutures, rennet (for cheese making), and tripe (first or second stomach lining of ruminants fried up as food).
What is a cow?
Mature female of the cattle family that has given birth.
What is a heifer?
Young female cattle who hasn't given birth.
What is a bull?
Mature intact male cattle that can reproduce.
What is a steer?
Castrated male cattle that cannot reproduce.
What is a calf?
Cow's offspring;Â baby cattle of either gender.
What Beef Cow part is 16?
Sheath
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Poll
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Muzzle
What Beef Cow part is 15?
Thigh/Quarter
What Beef Cow part is 5?
Throat
What Beef Cow part is 25?
Tailhead
What Beef Cow part is 29?
Girth
What Beef Cow part is 27?
Loin
What Beef Cow part is 26?
Rump
What Beef Cow part is 13?
Belly
What Beef Cow part is 12?
Rib
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Crest
What Beef Cow part is 2?
Ear
What Beef Cow part is 7?
Point of Shoulder
What Beef Cow part is 9?
Forearm
What Beef Cow part is 10?
Knee
Which beef cow part is 21?
Hock
What Beef Cow part is 20?
Cannon Bone
Which Beef Cow part is 18?
Pastern
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