Animal Science Midterm

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Gestation

Time period an animal is pregnant

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Wean

To remove a young animal from it’s mother

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Freshen

When a female produces milk prior to giving birth

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Estrus

The time a female is receptive to the male, also referred to as “heat”

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Commodity Group

A group of producers producing a similar product

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Estrous

one estrus or heat cycle to the next

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Anestrous

the time in which a female is not receptive to the male

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Colostrum

nutrient rich milk from the mother following birth (provide antibodies)

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Lactation

the period when a female produces milk after a birth

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Breed

A variety of animal with specific traits

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Breed Association

a group of producers that ensure breed traits

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Cull

the act of removing unproductive animals from a group

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Pedigree

tracking the ancestors of an animal

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Heifer

A young female bovine that has not had offspring

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Define Gilt

A young female pig that has yet to have piglets

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Define Ewe Lamb

A female sheep that has reproduced

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Buck

A male goat capable of reproduction

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Define Kidding

The act of a goat giving birth

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Draft is a horse produced for work

True

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Filly is a young male horse

False

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Colt is an adult horse

False

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Foal is a young horse

True

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Piglet is a young ovine

False

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Rooster is a male chicken

True

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Layer is poultry used for egg production

True

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Collagen is used to make glue & gelatin

True

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Lack of knowledge is a reason for inadequate food supplies in developing countries

True

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California ranks 12th in Poultry

True

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Goats are highly efficient foragers due to being ruminants

True

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Milk is heated to 160 degrees when pasteurized

True

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What is Vertical Integration?

When one company produces more than one product which uses are complementary

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The amount of meat vs. fat in a carcass is called

Yield

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 why the cattle numbers in India are not reflected in the beef produced in there

Religious reasons

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Cow gestation period (both beef and dairy)

9 months, 283 days

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Horse gestation period

11-12 months

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Sheep gestation period

147-152 days

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Goat gestation period

150 days

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Chicken gestation period

21 days

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Top 3 beef production states

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Top 3 dairy production states

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Top 3 horse production states

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Top 3 sheep production states

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Top 3 pig production states

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Top 3 chicken production states

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Top 3 goat production states

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Major slaughter states for sheep

California, Texas, and Colorado

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why ewes are separated when lambing?

Keep replacements from ewes that have high lambing rates, keep an eye on ewes, have outside help during lambing

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What do they typically sell sheep for at the sheep unit?

For meat and wool. FFA and 4H kids buy them to show and sell them.

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How much can a goat carcass lose overnight?

8%

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Fresno is ranked ____ in top US dairy counties.

8th

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Why is nutrition so important in the industry?

good for consumption

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What breeds do the dairy unit have?

Brown Swiss, Jersey, Holstein

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What breeds do the beef unit have?

Hereford, Angus, Charolais

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What breeds do the sheep unit have?

Hampshire and Suffolk

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What animals have a split lip?

Goat and sheep

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What are 2 differences a Holstein cow has than a Jersey cow?

Produce 9 gallons of milk, Larger build

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What are 2 differences a Jersey cow has than a Holstein cow?

Produce 8 gallons of milk, smaller build

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