Beef Cattle
Dairy Cattle
Pigs
Sheep
Goats
Horses
Dogs
Cats
Other Small Animals
100
This is the term for a castrated male bovine.
Steer
100
This black and white breed of cattle produces the highest volume of milk per year and is the most common breed of dairy cattle.
Holstein
100
What is an intact male pig called?
Boar
100
What is a baby sheep called?
Lamb
100
A baby goat is called a ...
Kid
100
True or False:
Horses have a blind spot directly in front and behind them
True
100
A dog's _____________ is comparable to a human's fingerprint
Nose Print
100
What is a un-socialized stray cat called?
Feral
100
This small rodent, popular as a pet, is unique because it has a very short tail and cheek pouches.
Hamster
200
What state ranks #1 in beef production?
Texas
200
What is a young female cattle that has not yet had a calf called?
Heifer
200
How many piglets are usually in a litter (all born at once)
9-14
200
A sheep was the first animal to ever be cloned. What was her name?
Dolly
200
An intact male goat is called a:
Buck/Billy Goat
200
What are 2 purposes of horses?
Labor, Recreation, Sport, Therapy, Companionship
200
Name 3 of the different categories of dogs. (think of dog shows!)
Sporting
Hound
Working
Terrier
Toy
Non-Sporting
Herding
200
An intact male cat is known by this name:
Tom
200
The term for a female rabbit
Doe
300
How many stomachs & compartments do cattle have?
1 Stomach, 4 Compartments
300
This bacterial infection causes inflammation in the udder.
Mastitis
300
How long does it take a pig to get to market weight?
What is the typical market weight of a hog?
6-8 Months
250-290 Pounds
300
How many pounds of wool does one sheep typically produce per year?
~10 Lbs
300
What state ranks #1 for the production of Dairy Goats?
Wisconsin
300
How long do horses normally live?
25-30 years
300
Name 3 specific things dogs can be trained for?
Mobility
Medical Allerts
Psychiatric Support
Chores
Search & Rescue
Herding
Hunting
300
How many hours per day do cats usually sleep?
15 Hours
300
What is the term commonly used for small, commonly caged animals—such as hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, mice, gerbils, and hedgehogs—that are ideal for limited-space living.
Pocket Pets
400
This type of beef operation is very common. Cows are bred each year to produce calves for the market. What is the name of the operation.
Cow-Calf Operation
400
What are the 4 compartments of a cattle's stomach?
Rumen, Reticulum, Omasum, Abomasum
400
What is the gestation period for swine?
114 Days OR 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days
400
Sheep cannot have this metal that is commonly used in other livestock feeds as a mineral additive.
Copper
400
What are the two main purposes of goats?
Milk & Meat
400
Unlike cattle, horses are "hindgut" fermenters because they have this large digestive organ
Cecum
400
What is the most popular dog breed?
French Bulldog
400
What is it called when a cat gives birth?
Queening
400
This is the term for a castrated male chicken
Capon
500
What is the purpose of a feed lot?
To finish livestock to where they are ready for market
500
What are 3 things that farms do when a new dairy calf is born.
Separate the calf from the cow
Dip the navel in Iodine
Tag the calf (ID)
500
This term refers to a common practice in swine production, where one company owns all stages of production.
Vertical Integration
500
This fat extracted from wool that is used in lotions and cosmetics is called:
Lanolin
500
What is the term for goat meat, often used to distinguish it from lamb?
Chevon
500
A Horse's height is measured in...
Hands
500
What is the AKC?
American Kennel Club
500
T/F - Adult cats should drink cow milk?
False, cow's milk is not good for most adult cats. While often depicted in media as a treat, many adult cats are lactose intolerant because they lack the enzyme to properly digest lactose.
500
In poultry, this is the hard organ that grinds up food using swallowed stones or grit.
Gizzard