Scientific Names
All About Babies
Animal Anatomy
Digestive Tracts
Feed Rations
100

Male, intact chicken.

Rooster

100

Offspring of a sheep. 

Lamb

100

Part of the face containing the nose and mouth. 

Muzzle
100

Animal with no gall bladder.

Horse
100

Should be fresh, clean available 24/7.

Water

200

Castrated male beef cow, cannot be a father.

Steer

200

Average amount of offspring for beef/dairy cattle. 

One

200

Highest point of the head. 

Poll

200

Animal that uses a gizzard to grind their food.

Chicken

200

Waste products from human food production that can be fed and recycled by livestock.

Byproducts

300

Mature female horse that has had babies. 

Mare

300

Offspring of a horse. 

Foal

300

Equivalent to the human knee.

Stifle

300

Animal with the largest and most complex large intestine. 

Cattle

300

Make up 10-20% of a feed ration.

Protein

400

Castrated male goat that cannot be a father.

Wether

400

Gestation period of a Swine. 

3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days (114 days)

400

Cut of meat from the lower breast. 

Brisket

400

Where most of the absorption takes place.

Large Intestine

400
Needed in small amounts to help build bones and teeth.

Minerals

500

Immature female chicken that has not had babies.

Pullet

500

Incubation period for an egg to hatch into a chick.

About 21 days.

500

The side of an animal's body between rib and hip.

Flank

500

4 compartments of the ruminant stomach.

Rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum

500

Percentage of fats needed in a feed ration.

1-3%

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