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Angus Bull

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Angus Cow

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Brahman Bull

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Brahman Cows and Calves

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Brangus Bull

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Charolais Bull

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Charolais Cow and Calf

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Chianini Cow and Calf

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Chianini Bull

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Hereford Bull

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Limousin Bull

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Polled Hereford Bull

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Simmental Cow and Calf (solid color pattern)

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Simmental Cow (Piebald color pattern)

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Hoof Trimmer

Use: trimming hooves

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Artificial Vagina (black tube) & sleeve (denim)

Use: collecting semen from bulls for A.I.

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Horn Tube

Use: Removing small horns or “scurs” (tips of small horns attached to hide but not to the skull)

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Electric dehorner

Use: removing horns (burns them off)

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Hoof knife

Use: trimming hooves

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CIDR (white “y”) & CIDR inserter (orange tool)

Use: synchronization of estrus (Controlled Intravaginal Drug Release)

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KAMAR heat detection patch

Use: detection of estrus (white- not in estrus; red- in estrus; was mounted by another cow)

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Obstetrical chains & handle

Use: pulling calves

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A.I. rod or gun

Use: deposition of semen (A.I.)

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Marking crayon

Use: temporary identification

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Vacutainer (tube) & holder

Use: blood sampling

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Balling gun

Use: oral administration of medications

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Emasculator (bloodless)

Use: castration (crushes spermatic cord)

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Esophageal feeder

Use: feeding baby calves

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Magnet (stripped) & magnet tube

Use: treat hardware’s disease (cattle often eat metal bits when grazing; magnet binds it in the rumen so it will not poke through stomach)

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Pelvimeter

Use: measuring pelvic area in heifers (used as a genetic tool)

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Implant gun

Use: administer medications under the skin or in the ear

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Scrotal knife

Use: castration

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Scrotal tape

Use: measuring scrotal circumference of bulls

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Stomach pump or oiler

Use: oral administration of medication (a tube is attached to the nozzle under the pump and threaded down the animal esophagus; the end opposite the pump is attached to the container with the medicine- for large volumes)

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Trocar (sharp end) & cannula (hollow tube)

Use: treat bloat (the sharp end is placed in the tube and jabbed through the side of the animal into the rumen which lets the excess gas out

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Tatooer & tattoo ink

Use: permanent identification (tattoo is on inside of ear)

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Dehorner (Barnes)

Use: removing horns on adult cattle

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Curry comb

Use: grooming cattle

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Emasculator (White’s Improved)

Use: castration

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Ear tagger

Use: temporary identification

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Bander or Elastrator

Use: castration (bloodless- the rubber band is placed above the testicles and prevents blood flow to the testicles; testicles shrivel up)

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Paint brands

Use: temporary identification

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Palpation sleeve

Use: assisting with calving; artificial insemination; and pregnancy diagnosis

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Neck chain

Use: temporary identification

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Nose lead or twitch

Use: leading/controlling bulls

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Chin Ball marker

Use: identification of cows in estrus (positioned under the chin of bull; filled with paint; bull mounts to breed; and paints cow’s tail head when slides off). Also identifies which bull breeds which cow; often each bull has a different color paint.

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Milk claw

Use: milking dairy cattle

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What 2 breeds were seen at the NCSU Beef unit?

Angus & Polled Hereford

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How many calving seasons do most beef cattle producers have? and How many does NCSU have?

Normally only 1 calving season, but NCSU has 2

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When does the Angus herd calve?

August, September, and October

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About how many Angus cows are there?

40

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When does the hereford herd calve?

January & February

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How many hereford cows are there?

40

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What does the universal numbering system of cattle do?

Uses numbers to provide a unique way to identify animals on a farm followed by a letter which indicates the year they were born.

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If there were less than 100 cows in a herd, what would be the first calves number?

01

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If there were over 100 cows in the herd, what would be the first calves number?

001

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What letter indicates that a calf was born in 2013?

A

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What letter would indicate a calf born in 2023?

L

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What letter is skipped in the numbering system and why?

I, it looks too much like the letter 1.

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If a calf is lettered 1-40, what breed is it likely to be and why?

Hereford, they calve earlier in the year

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How many of each breed of cow would be born every year?

40 Hereford and 40 Angus

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If a Hereford calf was born late in the season (February) what is the likely means of breeding?

Natural

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What is a black baldie?

A crossbred between Angus and Hereford

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What is the purpose of the head catch in a working chute?

To hold the cow’s head to prevent them from moving around while they are being treated

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