Animal Cells
Primary site for protein synthesis
Ribosom
Litter number
Produces genetically superior females and herd bulls
Purebred Operation
This is the tool used to calculate the nutritional needs of livestock.
Pearson Square
A mature male swine.
Boar
Take proteins and lipids from the ER and transports them to other organelles.
Golgi Apparatus
These are tags that are used by the individual producer for their particular operation
Cattle Producer Tag
Operation that grazes cattle on forages until they are ready to go to the feedlot
Backgrounders
Can the target protein amount of a Pearson Square be outside the protein amount of the two foodstuffs?
No
Castrated male sheep
Wether
Semi-Permeable layer that controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell
Cell Membrane
This is the method that we use to identify swine
Ear Notching
Operations that producers steers and heifers to sell to backgrounders
Cow/Calf Operation
When setting up a Pearson Square, what goes in the upper, left-hand corner?
Mature female sheep
Ewe
Contains the cell's DNA and controls functions such as growth, metabolism and reproduction.
Nucleus
In ear notching, the pig's left ear signifies what?
Operation that purchases or custom feeds calves from either cow/calf operations or backgrounders
Feedlot
When setting up a Pearson Square, what goes in the lower, left-hand corner?
Foodstuff 2
Immature female beef cattle.
Heifer
Responsible for creating energy for the cell
Mitochondria
This is the country code and signifies compliance with Country of Origin Laws
840
What is the last step in the beef lifecycle?
Consumed or Consumption
What goes in the center of a Pearson Square?
Target protein percentage.
Castrated male horse.
Gelding.