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2 main products of poultry industry:

meat and eggs

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what are the main poultry species

chicken, turkey, ducks, and geese

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broiler slaughter age:

31-60 days (avg 42)

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broiler slaughter weight

3.8-9lbs (avg 5)

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feed:gain of broilers

1.5-1.7

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what country is the largest poultry meat producer?

USA

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What region are broilers concentrated in?

southeast

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how many turkeys in the US poultry industry?

245 million

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how are turkeys distributed throughout the USA?

east coast and corn belt

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hen age at first egg:

20-22 weeks

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how many eggs can a hen produce per year?

270

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how many USA laying hens are there?

391 million

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where are most layers located?

corn belt

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(know white leghorn, cornish, and white plymouth rock)

n/a

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chicken and turkey incubation lengths:

chickens: 21 days
turkeys: 28 days

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what temp is an incubator at?

100 degrees

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how old are chicks when they enter a grow out facility?

1 day old

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(broiler timeline)

breeders - hatchery - grow out - processing plant

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(layer timeline)

breeders - hatchery - grow out - laying - egg processing

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amount of layers per cage system:

3-9

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amount of layers per colony cage:

50-150

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What is avian influenza?

respiratory pathogen

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what is Exotic Newcastle disease?

fatal viral disease, one of the most highly infectious diseases

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what is an in ovo vaccination?

vaccination through shell of egg

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what is the most common layer in the united states?

white leghorn

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chicken terms:

Genus - Gallus
Chick - young baby
Pullet - young female
Cockerel - young male
Hen - adult female
Rooster - intact male
Capon - castrated male

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turkey terms:

Genus - Meleagris
Poult - young baby
Jenny - young female
Jake - young male
Hen - adult female
Tom - intact male
Capon - castrated male

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how many lbs of pork produced yearly?

42 billion

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where are most pigs located?

iowa

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swine terms:

Genus: Sus
Piglet - young baby pig
Gilt - young female pig
Sow - mature female pig
Boar - intact male
Barrow - castrated male pig
Farrowing - act of birthing
Pork - meat from pigs

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what is most recorded swine breed in US?

yorkshire

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what are the maternal swine breeds?

yorkshire and landrace

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what are the terminal swine breeds:

hampshire, berkshire, duroc

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how many swine litters per week?

over 200

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what kind of integration does the swine industry have?

vertical integration

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what is the final weight of pigs?

250-300lbs

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what are the thermoneutral zones of different swine weights?

40-75 lbs 70-85 ° F
75-150 lbs 60-83 ° F
150-250 lbs 45-80 ° F

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how old are pigs at weaning?

21 days old

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average swine litter size:

14

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what is the most costly disease in the swine industry?

PRRSV

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5 main components of horse industry:

racing
recreation
work
showing
wild

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what is the cutoff of ponies vs horses?

14.2 hh

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how big is a hand?

4 inches

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horse color classifications:

Black - no brown hairs around muzzle or flank
Bay - brown (many shades) coat with black points
Chestnut - brown/red, mane and tail same color as body
No black points• Sorrel - light red, similar/lighter mane and tail
Gray - White and any other color, white hair with age

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What is the primary function of the epididymis?

sperm storage and maturation

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what is a trait that is controlled by a single gene?

a monogenic trait

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sperm primary vs secondary abnormality:

head vs tail

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functions of scrotum:

protect, support testes, thermoregulation

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4 ways genetic change can occur in animal populations:

Mutation
Migration
Drift
Selection