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60%

what % of dairy cattle are bred using AI

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10%

Dairy products provide roughly ___ of annual
cash receipts from agriculture in the U.S.

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20%

___ of beef consumed in the U.S. comes
from cull dairy cows, dairy steers, & calves.

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12-18%

2010s-2020s: _____ of dairy production is
exported/sold to other countries

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4-8

weaning is usually at __ weeks of age

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55%

Goal: Reach ___ of projected adult weight
by 13-15 months of age

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9-11m

weaned heifer puberty

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13-15m

AI or bull-breed weaned heifer at

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9m

heifer pregnancy

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22-24m

calve (“freshen”) at

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40-100d

milk production increases over the first _____ days post-calving

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110

most cows produce 50% of their milk in the first ___ days

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more milk

12 or 13 month calving cycle is preferable bc cows bred on it will give ____ than cows on a longer cycle

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45-60

how many days prior to calving are cows removed from the herd

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45-70%

what % of operating costs does feed account for 

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87%

what % of milk is water

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4%

what % of milk is milk fat

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9%

what % of milk is skim solids

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pasteurization

Milk is heated as it flows through
pasteurizer to 161°F for 15 sec

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homogenization

Hot milk is pressurized to 2500-3000
psi by a multiple-cylinder piston pump
& forced through very small passages
in an adjustable valve = break down
the fat particles

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40

after pasteurization/homogenization, rapid cooling to what temp

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bos taurus

european origin, adapted to cooler climates

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bos indicus

indian origin, adapted to warmer climates

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nonseasonally polyestrous

what breeders are cows

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15 minutes

when should calves stand

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30 minutes

when should calves nurse

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colostrum

Initial milk containing more protein
(especially antibodies/immunoglobulins), fat,
minerals, and vitamins than milk produced later

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dairy calves

Calf hutches or pens
= Clean, dry, & well-ventilated, without drafts

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weaning

Transition from a milk-based diet to a
concentrates- & forage-based diet

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weaned heifers

Housing: Alone or into groups in pens, in barns,
or on pasture
• Feeding: Goal: Reach 55% of projected adult weight
by 13-15 months of age