Colostrum and Milk
Milk Production
Dairy Breeds
As random as Possible
So many Parts
For the Littles
Hardest Questions Imaginable
100

What is the largest cost to the producer for milk production?

Feed

100

What is the name of the time for a dairy cow when she is not producing milk?

Dry period!

Daily Double Question: How long is the typical dry period? 

100

What dairy breed, on average, has the highest milk production in the US?

Holstein

100

The term gestation is the term used to describe the length of what?

Pregnancy

100

What does it mean if we say a heifer is over conditioned?

She is too fat

100

Romano, Parmesan, and Mozzarella are all types of what dairy product?

Cheese

100

What is the dairy farmer’s favorite Disney movie?

MOO ana

200

Name two options for storage of excess colostrum

Freezing, Refrigeration, Fermentation, Add Preservations

200

What is the name of the process in which the cow relaxes and releases the milk in the udder?

Milk Letdown

200

Spell the dairy breed whose milk is often referred to as being "golden" in color

Guernsey

200

What vitamin do calves obtain by being exposed to sunlight?

Vitamin D

200

What is the name of the fungus infection that attacks the hair follicles and outer layer of skin, often appearing in a circle

Ringworm

200

What is the name for a doctor of animals?

Veterinarian

200

What color should a dairy showman wear in the showring?

White

300

What are 3 critical factors in colostrum management?

Quantity, Quality, Timing, Cleanliness

300

Why should teat dip be used on a dairy cow after milking?

To reduce or prevent udder infection

300

This dairy breed makes up about 90% of the U.S. dairy cow population

Holstein

300

What is the name of a type of barn and stall in which the animal is free to come and go?

Freestall 
300

The bush of hair at the end of the cow's tail is called what?

A switch

300

What do farmers and veterinarians use large burners for on calves?

Dehorning

300

Where do milkshakes come from?

Nervous Cows! 

400

What is the percentage of water found in milk?

87%

400

How many grams of fat are in fat free milk?

0 grams
400

What country did the Brown Swiss originate from?

Switzerland 

400

When looking at a dairy animal's pedigree, what is the term used for an animal's father? 

Sire

400

Why don't dairy farmers wear flip flops?

Because they Lactose

400
An animal known as a herbivore only eats what?
Plants!
400

Name the 4 compartments of the mature dairy cow's stomach.

Rumen, Reticulum, Omasum, Abomasum

500

What is the sugar found in milk called?

Lactose

500

An infection of the udder is called what?

Mastitis 

500

Name the 7 major breeds of dairy cows

Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Black and White Holstein, Jersey, Milking Shorthorn, Red and White Holstein, Guernsey

500
When breeding a heifer, what is the most important factor used in deciding when to breed her?

Size

500

What are supernumerary?

Extra Teats
500

What direction do you move when leading an animal in the show ring? Clockwise or Counterclockwise?

Clockwise

500

Name 4 meanings of the Hs in 4-H? 

Head, Heart, Hands, Health

600

What do we call the act of taking a young calf off milk as their main source of nutrition?

Weaning

600

What is the name of the factory where milk can be standardized, clarified, pasteurized, homogenized, fortified, and sorted into containers for shipment?

Milk Processing Plant

600

What is the smallest breed of dairy cattle?

Jersey

600

What is dystocia?

Difficulty Calving

600

This vitamin in milk helps maintain normal vision and skin

Vitamin A

600

How many teeth does a cow have? 0, 100, 32?

32 Teeth

600

What do you call a ship carrying dairy cows?

A Galleon of Milk

700

Why is it important to feed newborn calves colostrum?

It helps to protect against disease because of the antibodies
700

What usually happens to a cow's milk production as somatic cell count increases? 

Production Decreases

700

The milking shorthorn is from what country?

England

700

In gallons, how much water does a cow drink in one day?

30-50 gallons

700

What is a cow's natural buffer?

Saliva

700

What is a group of cattle called?

A herd

700

What the the dairy farmer say to the Mandalorian?

This is the Whey!

800

What is the process called that is done to milk to destroy harmful bacteria?

Pasteurization

800

Homogenization breaks up what in milk?

Fat globules

800

Pay close attention to this video for an important question

What is scours? 

800

On average, cows have a flight zone of how many feet?

5 feet

800

Where is the medial suspensory ligament found on a dairy cow?

The Udder

800

True or false: Dry cows should be fed a ration that is identical to that fed to a high-producing milking cow

False

800

Name the 4 primary classes of immunoglobulins in colostrum.

ANS: IgG - IgA - IgE - IgM

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