501 Final - Beef/Camelid Industries

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Top US beef state

Texas

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List the 6 Breeds and a defining feature of each

  • Angus 

    • Most common in world, marbling of meat, Polled (no horns)

    • Little calving difficulty + Great mothering ability

  • Braham - Bos indicus

    • Horns curve upward and tilted to the rear, dewlap, pendulous ears, hump, highly developed sweat glands that secrete an oily secretion w/an odor that repels insects 

    • Survives insects, disease, and temperature extremes

    • Can be very docile and like affection

  • Hereford

    • 2nd most popular breed

    • Commonly get Squamous cell cancer —> must remove eye

  • Charolais

    • French; can to US through Mexico

    • Hardy and can raise heavy calves

  • Simmental 

    • One of oldest breeds

    • Guatemala imported 1st Simmental in North America

    • Triple purpose: Meat, milk, draft (huge)

  • Texas Longhorn

    • Columbus 1493 —> 10mill cattle drives during mid 1800s

    • Hardy and well adapted to the US

      • Used to occupy the Great Plains after destruction of bison post Civil War

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What are the 2 Camel breeds?

  • One-humped = Dromedary (Arabian)

  • Two-humped = Bactrian (Central Asia)

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What are some unique aspects of llama repro?

  • No heat cycle, instead induced ovulatory

  • 4 teats

  • Most births occur during the daylight hours

  • Twinning is rare

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Llamas are used for:

  • packing, wool production, cart pulling, animal facilitated therapy, companion animals, exhibition in shows, parades and fairs, guardians of other livestock such as sheep 

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2 poisonous plants to avoid are:

  • Oleander —> Diarrhea, excess salivation, anorexia, bradycardia, arrhythmia

  • Bracken Fern —> Emaciation, dyspnea, anemia, death in days to weeks

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Male Berserk Syndrom

Cuddling male Cria —> Start seeing you as an equal —> become aggressive and can bite etc.

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Diseases and parasites of camelids (7)

  • Clostridium perfringes, tetanus

  • Equine Herpes virus-1 if around horses

  • BVD and IBR if around cattle

  • Whipworms

    • Low concentration of parasitic eggs so use  Modified Stoll’s Technique to detect

  • Lungworms 

  • Liver flukes 

  • Coccidiosis