STUDY
THE
DAIRY
CATTLE
EXAM
100


Which purebred dairy breed association introduced a dairy price stabilization program in 2009? 

A Holstein

B  Jersey

C  Ayshire

D  Guernsey


A Holstein

100


Where are non-degradable proteins absorbed?

A Large intestine 

B Small Intestine

C Rumen

D Liver


B Small Intestine

100


A condition of low blood calcium, which results in partial paralysis of the cow is known as ________ .

A Milk fever

B  Hardware disease

C  Brucellosis

D  Bovine virus diarrhea


A Milk fever

100


In regards to pedigrees, what is a RHA?

A Registered Herd Ancestry

B Registered Holstein Ancestry 

C Rolling Herd Average


D Registered Herd Average


Registered Holstein Ancestry

100


Dairy cattle have a ________ field of vision to their front.

A  Less than 90 degree

B  180-270 degree

C  90-180 degree

D 300 + degree


D 300 + degree

200


When can a heifer calf born twin to a bull be registered?

A As soon as she is born

B When it is proven that she will breed

C When she is 6 months old

D As soon as she is weaned


B When it is proven that she will breed

200


"Weaver Syndrome" is most often found in the ________ dairy breed?

A  Guernsey

B  Jersey

C Brown Swiss 

D Holstein


C Brown Swiss

200


In regards to dairy production RHA refers to:

A  Rollover Her Amplitude

B  Reckless Herdsman Attitude

C  Registered Herd Ancestry

D Rolling Herd Average


D Rolling Herd Average

200


The only aspect of milk quality that can be completely controlled on the farm is ________ .

A Drug residue

B  Bacteria counts

C  Milk protein

D  Milk flavor


A Drug residue

200


What

units are used to measure energy?

A Calories

B  Liters

C  Grams

D  Micro Farads


A Calories

300


Legally you cannot make cottage cheese from raw milk, but you can make ________ from raw milk.

A Cheddar cheese

B  Ice cream

C  Yogurt

D  Sour cream


A Cheddar cheese

300


A disease transmitted through natural mating which causes abortion, low conception rates, and irregular heat cycles is ________ .

A  Black leg

B  Milk fever

C  Hardware disease

D Vibriosis


D Vibriosis

300

What is the approximate time of ovulation in cattle after the beginning of heat?


A  90 hours

B  3 hours

C  60 hours

D 30 hours


D 30 hours

300


How frequently should an average cow freshen?

A Only once in her lifetime 

B Once every 12 months

C Once every 20 months 

D Once every 24 months


B Once every 12 months

300


What is GATT?

A  General Agreement on Trades and Tariffs

B  General Agricultural Tariffs and Trades

C  General Alien Tariff and Trade

D General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade


D General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

400


Young dairy calves frequently suffer and may die due to scours. The chief cause of deadly scours at this age is:

A  Excessive intake of milk replacer

B  Internal parasites, primarily the roundworm

C The bacteria Escherichia Coli

D Excessive colostrum intake


C The bacteria Escherichia Coli

400


What do the letters FSA stand for?

A  Farm Sales Agency

B  Farm Safety Administration

C  Farm Study Agency

D Farm Service Agency


D Farm Service Agency

400


Almost 95% of the dairy cows in the U.S. are:

A Brown Swiss 

B Holstein

C Jersey

D Angus


B Holstein

400


It is widely acknowledged that a calcium/phosphorus ration of about ________ ________ is best for a dairy ration since this mirrors that of the cows body.

A  5:1

B  10:1

C  1:1

D 2:1


D 2:1


400


Which major dairy breed association was the first to use computers to maintain breed registry records?

A  Milking Shorthorn

B  Holstein

C Guernsey

D Jersey


C Guernsey

500


A very popular dairy management software in Texas is:

A  Basic Dairy 101

B  Dairyhelp4U

C Dairy Comp 305

D Dairy Power vs. 2


C Dairy Comp 305

500


When compared to normal corn silage, brown mid-rib corn silage has more energy and high digestibility. This is due largely to its lower content of ________ .

A  Starch

B  Potassium

C Lignin 

D Fat


C Lignin 

500

When the environmental temperature falls below 30F, the normal diet of a young calf should be supplemented with ________ ?

A  Protein

B  Warm Fresh Milk

C Energy

D Vitamin A


C Energy

500


Which part of an animal touches the ground if he/she is walking on a correct set of feet and legs?

A  Pastern

B  Knee

C  Dewclaw

D Sole


D Sole


500


Which mineral functions in maintaining osmotic pressure, acid-base balance, and body fluid balance?

A Sodium

B  Sulfur

C  Zinc

D  Selenium


A Sodium

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