Livestock Classification
Physical Characteristics of Livestock
Feed
Shelter
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How are farm animals classified? 

Migrating, Adapting, or Hibernating.

Adapting

100

What are the Physical Characteristics of Livestock During the Winter?

Fur Coats

Huddling/Herding

Cold Stress (shacking)

Eating habits

100

How does Livestock Feed Rations Play a Role in Winter Care?

When the weather gets colder feed is increased gradually to maintain energy levels since the winter time is harsh on their bodies.

100

Define Shelter.

an area where animals seek safety from the weather.
100

Define Roughages

Feed high in fiber typically given to cattle.

200

Are Livestock Predators or Prey?

Prey

200
How does body fat play a role in cold stress?

Without maintaining a proper body fat weight animals will rapidly decline and become sick. We feed more in winter to help maintain healthy and energetic livestock.

200

What is the mathematical process guide for calculating feed rations called?

Pearson Square

200

Name three requirements of a shelter.

Protection from weather

Food/water

Bedding

Ventilation

Draft Protection

Space

Quarantine Spaces

200

Define Rations

Amount of feed an animal receives in 24 hours.

300

How do we know whether livestock is prey or predator?

Due to their eyes being on the side which does not allow them to see front vision.

300

What are Two Sheep Characteristics during the Winter?

Wool thickening

Hudding in outside weather

Nutrient Changes within Feed

Water (animals are supplied large amounts of water as well)

300

Name Two different Kinds of Feed Nutrients.

Corn

Wheat

Oats

Cotten Seed Meal

Barley

Granular Molasses

300

True or False: Large open fields without any shelter are a good living environment during harsh winter storms.

False

300

True or False: Regular checking on livestock in winter shelters is not necessary. They can just free roam. 

False
400

Which of the following are livestock classified as, and why are they classified as such.

Hibernating, Adapting, or Migrating.

one that can adjust their living environment to be cold or warm. They may also need the help of farmers.

400

Why do we shear sheep in the summer and not the Winter?

Wool provides insulation during the winter weather, and we remove sheep before lambing to provide less stress in the spring.

400

Name One of the High Energy Grains mentioned.

Corn 

Barley

Wheat

Oats

400

True or False: Providing fresh water daily is important during cold weather.

True

400

What snack did we use for the Cottonseed Meal?

Marshmallows

500

Name two ways a farmer helps a livestock animal transition into the colder seasons.

Feed Ration Preparation

Beeding

Coats

Air ventilation

Livestock transport 

500

Is wool flame-resistant? Why or why not?

Yes, due to the natural tiny fibrous scales holding the fiber together.

500

What are crude protein functions within animal feed?

Helps with growth, health, and production rates.

500

True or False: Younger and Older livestock require extra protection from cold weather compared to mature livestock.

True

500

What snack did we use for Granular Molasses

M&Ms

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