Lecture #17 ~ Horses + Swine Farm Tour #2

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Who is the horse practicum and person who gave us the tour?

Emma Feeney

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How many horses at Rutgers?

9

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How many horses (of 9) are in the teaching heard?

5

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How many horses (of 9) are in the research heard?

2

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What are the names of the research horses?

Art and Jolie

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Who leads the equine research on the farm?

Dr. Elisa Herps

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How fast can horses run

up to 35 mph

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Describe what’s in the research barn

Whole lab, only 4 stalls since it’s a holding area, stocks for restraint

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Whats a mare?

Female horse

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What’s a gelding?

Castrated male horse

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Age of horses on farm

Most over 20

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Who rides the community service horses sometimes?

Police officers

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True or false: the equestrian team’s horses are owned by the people on the farm

False

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How many horses of the 9 are standardbred

7

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Describe standardbred

Athletic

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Describe thoroughbred

Athletic, anxious, sensitive to change

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How many of the 9 horses are thoroughbred?

1

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Who manages the swine program and farm tours?

Ms. Felicia Sheblesky

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What are the three different places for swine on the farm?

Farrowing house, field, finishing platform

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What is a sow?

Female pig who has had a litter

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What is a gild?

Female swine who has not had a piglet

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What is a boar?

Male pig who is intact

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What is a barrow?

Castrated male pig

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What are some signs in development that it is time for the pig to give birth?

Milk development, mammary development, milk production

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What is a clear sign that the pig is close to having the baby?

Utonmium discharge

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Where do pigs in labor go? 

Creshing cage

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Where do piglets go when they are born to nurse and establish a teating order?

Mammary system

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How to process piglets?

Cut and trim umbilical cord, give iron injection to protect against anemia

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Where do baby piglets stay?

Farrowing houses

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Are pigs non-seasonall or seasonal polyestrous breeders?

Non-seasonal = anytime

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Whats the averge litter size for pigs?

9-12

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What happens when the pig litter size is too small?

Pregnancy will terminate

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Who goes on the pig fields?

House breeding herd

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What are the two names of the Berkshire and Yorkshire boars on the farm?

Ebay and Franklin

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Crossed between __ breeds

5

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What happens on the finishing platforms?

Green diet that’s high in essential amino acids

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How much weight do pigs gain on the finishing platform in 6 months?

300 (from 3 to 300 lbs)

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True or false: pigs are good at thermoregulating

False

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True or false: pigs are smart, need stimulation and enrichment; love to forage and dig

True

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Describe yorkshire:

White in color, colored ones are black ones and blueish grey ones

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Describe irish sport horse

Large, middle between Irish draft and thoroughbred, nice temperament, patience comes from draft, athleticness from thoroughbred

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Most horses are ____. Describe

Bay; black body, black area

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Norman is a big ____ horse, because _____ is not a horse color

grey; white

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1 hand = ___ inches

4

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Hypsodont structure in horses describe:

Filing teeth down constantly, grind teeth, different jaw shape up and down = uneven teeth

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How often are teeth floated, and who does it

Once a year, by a vet

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What could happen if horses aren’t floated?

Ulcers near teeth and gums

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2 horses on the farm needed to get incisors removed bc of gum disease, but they stil have ___ and might ____

molars; drool