4-H/Club Facts
The shape that represents 4-H and is the shape of the emblem.
A 4 leaf Clover
Name 3 common dairy foods
Cheese, Yogurt, Ice cream, Butter, Whipped Cream, Ect.
The correct name/term for a young sheep under 12 months old.
A Lamb.
1 common cut of pork
Ham, Pork Chop, Bacon, Canadian Bacon, Sholder Roast
The number of members on our club.
103 Members!
National Dairy Month
June!
2 signs a sheep may be sick.
Standing alone away from the flock, a poor appetite, kicking at belly, reluctant to move, unusual breathing, ect.
The purpose for ear knotching
Permanent and indvidual identifyer for each animal.
What the 4 H's stand for in 4-H.
Head, Heart, Hands, Health.
The amount of dairy breeds recognized in the US and their breed names.
The term is used to describe a castrated male sheep
Wether
Whats the difference between a sow and a gilt?
A sow has already had a littler of piglets, while a gilt is younger and has not.
The official 4-H Slogan.
Learn by doing!
The mineral critical for a dairy cows diet for milk production and to prevent "Milk fever".
Calcium
the natural waxy substance secreted by sheep sebaceous glands that coats and protects their wool?
Lanolin.
4 pig breeds common in the U.S.
Berkshire, Chester White, Crossbred, Duroc, Hampshire, Hereford, Landrace, Poland China, Spot, Tamworth, Yorkshire.
The most important nutrient needed for ALL Livestock?
Water!
The term "Dry cow" means.
A pregnant cow that is temporarily rested from milking (about 60 days) before her next calf is born.
The normal gestation period for a ewe/sheep.
5 months (About 147-150 days)
The normal temperature of a pig.
101.5 - 102.5 Degrees Fahrenheit.