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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering the poultry, equine, and swine industries as outlined in the BAP final exam study guide.
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Dual-purpose birds
Birds used for both meat and egg production, common in the 1800s to early 1900s.
Cecilia Steele
The individual credited with starting the broiler industry.
Broilers
Meat birds that are fast-growing and typically have white meat.
Layers
Birds bred specifically for egg production.
Missouri Poultry Rankings
11th in broilers, 5th in turkeys, and 9th in layers.
Chicken incubation period
A period of 21 days.
In ovo vaccines
Vaccines administered inside the egg.
Brooding
A high heat period for young poultry.
Poultry light schedule
16 hours of light and 8 hours of darkness.
Poultry processing order
stunning ightarrow slaughter ightarrow scalding ightarrow plucking ightarrow evisceration ightarrow chilling ightarrow packaging.
Hormones in chickens
Illegal for use in the poultry industry.
Layer maturity
The age when layers begin laying eggs, which is 18 weeks.
Peak lay
The time when egg production is at its highest, occurring at 32 weeks.
Clutch
A continuous laying period for a hen.
Molting
A process that resets the reproductive cycle of a hen.
Haugh Unit
A measurement used to determine egg quality.
Egg storage temperature
Eggs must be cooled to 48∘F.
Tom
A male turkey.
Hen (Turkey)
A female turkey.
Poult
A baby turkey.
Turkey incubation period
A period of 28 days.
Poultry Female Genetics
ZW chromosomes.
Poultry Male Genetics
ZZ chromosomes.
Quantitative traits
Measurable traits in poultry genetics.
Qualitative traits
Appearance traits in poultry genetics.
Hybrid vigor
A phenomenon where offspring outperform their parents.
Anabolism
The metabolic process of building up.
Catabolism
The metabolic process of breaking down.
Horse Evolution Lineage
Eohippus ightarrow Mesohippus ightarrow Merychippus ightarrow Pliohippus ightarrow Equus.
Warmblood
A horse breed type resulting from crossing hot blood and cold blood types.
Mare
An adult female horse.
Stallion
An intact male horse.
Gelding
A castrated male horse.
Missouri Fox Trotter
The official state horse of Missouri.
Base horse colors
Chestnut, brown, bay, black, and white.
Dun factor
A coat pattern characterized by a dorsal stripe and zebra barring.
Roan
White hairs mixed throughout the horse's coat.
Dental floating
The process of removing sharp points from a horse's teeth.
Farrier
A professional who trims and shoes horse hooves.
Mare estrous cycle
A cycle of 21 days.
Mare gestation
A period of 340 days.
Foal 1-2-3 rule
The guideline for a foal to stand, nurse, and pass meconium.
Equine Foregut
Consists of the stomach and small intestine.
Equine Hindgut
Consists of the cecum and colon.
Horse water intake
10−12 gallons per day.
Ideal Horse BCS
A body condition score of 5−6.
Colic
Abdominal pain which is the #1 cause of death in horses.
Laminitis
Inflammation of the laminae in the horse's hoof.
Gilt
A female pig that has never farrowed.
Sow
A female pig that has farrowed.
Boar
An intact male pig.
Barrow
A castrated male pig.
Sow gestation length
A period of 114 days (often remembered as 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days).
Pig weaning age
Occurs at approximately 21 days.
Pig market weight
Approximately 280lbs.
Standing heat
The term for estrus in swine, characterized by a swollen vulva, mucus, and mounting.
Swine AI semen storage
Stored at 15−18∘C.
Maximum litters per sow per year
Approximately 2.66 litters.
Normal farrowing duration
1.5−4.5 hours.
Pig interval
The time between the birth of each piglet, approximately 16 minutes.
Creep area temperature
90−95∘F.
AIAO
All-in all-out, a management system used in swine production.
Feed efficiency
Calculated as feed intake divided by weight gain.