Terminology 1
A castrated bull is called a...
What is Steer?
The process of giving birth to an animal is called...
What is Parturition?
A cow has a gestation period of approximately...
What is 283 days?
Horses are used for...
A. Recreational riding
B. Racing
C. Ranching operations
D. All of the above
What is D. All of the above?
What is the term used when a sow or gilt gives birth to a litter of pigs?
What is Farrowing?
A female horse, at least four years of age, is called a...
What is Mare?
A gestation period is the length of time from ____________ to __________.
What is Conception to birth?
Bos Indicus cattle are characterized by...
A. Long ears
B. Excess dewlap
C. A humped-neck
D. All of the above
What is D. All of the Above?
A castrated male horse is called a...
What is Gelding?
A hog's internal organs closely resemble those of a...
What is Human?
A sheep younger than one year of age is a...
What is Lamb?
What should newborn mammals consume immediately after birth?
What is Colostrum?
Cattle have a ______ compartment stomach.
What is four?
An uncastrated male horse, at least four years of age, is called a...
What is Stallion?
Mohair comes from the...
What is Angora goat?
A castrated male goat is a...
What is Wether?
The process of a mare giving birth to a foal is called...
What is Foaling?
Female cattle that have not calved are called...
What is Heifers?
A chicken between the ages of 6-8 weeks is a...
What is Broiler or fryer?
Lanolin is produced from which part of the sheep?
What is the Wool?
A female pig that has not had a litter of pigs is a...
What is Gilt?
Artificial insemination is the primary breeding method used with...
A. Turkeys
B. Pigs
C. Dairy Cows
D. All of the Above
What is All of the Above?
Cattle from feedyards are taken to a processing plant when they reach an average weight of...
What is 1,100-1,200 pounds?
The primary by-product from chicken is...
What is Feathers?
A goat known for its meat production is the...
What is Boer goat?