Cattle Breeds 1
Cattle Terms
Cattle Breeds 2
Cattle Breeds 3
Terminology
100

The dairy breed with the highest butter-fat content in their milk?

Jersey

100

Female that has NOT had a calf

Heifer

100

Oreo Cows?

Belted Galloway

100

3/8 brahman and 5/8 Angus

Brangus

100

Removing the testicles from an animal is called?

Castration

200

Red with white face and horned

Hereford

200

Male that can breed

Bull

200

1/2 brahman, 1/4 shorthorn, and 1/4 Hereford

Beefmaster

200

Most abundant dairy breed?

Holstein

200

European and British Isles breeds

Bos Taurus

300

One of the fastest growing breeds in the U.S. according to registered numbers?

Limousin

300

Young male or female

Calf

300

Which of the following breeds is a foundation breed for braford?

Hereford

300

Used as a dam breed due to calving ease and mothering ability. mature early, and are the foundation breed of brangus and Lim-Flex

Angus

300
Animal that naturally don't have horns are called?

Polled

400

Which breed shows the characteristics of an abundance of loose skin, droopy ears, and pronounced hump?

Brahman

400

Female that has had a baby

Cow

400

Which breed originated in Germany?

Gelbvieh

400

All the breeds that have dumb sounding names are from?

France
400

Freeze Branding is primarily used on _____ hided cattle?

Black

500

Developed on the King Ranch in Texas

Santa Gertrudis

500

Male that has been castrated and can NOT breed

steer

500

Which of the following is a foundation breed for the brangus, Lim-Flex, and UltraBlack?

Angus

500

In their native land they are used for draft and beef, bulls can be 6ft tall.

Chianina

500

The red gene in Angus cattle is known as a ______ trait?

Recessive

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