This is the side of the animal where exhibitors traditionally lead cattle.
What is the left side?
This stomach compartment is known as the fermentation vat.
What is the rumen?
A normal calf should receive this important first milk shortly after birth.
What is colostrum?
These should always be worn when working around livestock.
The four H's stand for Head, Heart, Hands, and _________.
When setting up a steer, the rear foot on the judge's side should be positioned slightly____.
What is back?
This mineral deficiency commonly causes white muscle disease in calves.
What is Selenium?
This instrument is used to listen to the heart and lungs.
What is the stethoscope?
This is the personal area around your steer.
What is flight zone?
The officer typically records minutes at meetings.
Who is the secretary?
You should always keep your eye on this person is the show ring?
Who is the judge?
A female bovine that has not had a calf.
What is a heifer?
This is the medical term for pregnancy diagnosis using sound waves.
What is ultrasonography? (Ultrasound).
Stressed animals often become this.
What is unpredictable?
The traditional color of the 4-H clover is this.
What is green?
This tool is commonly used to direct a beef animal in the ring.
What is a show stick?
This process removes the horns from a young calf.
What is dehorning/disbudding?
A cow that quits eating after calving may be checked for this metabolic disease.
What is ketosis?
Calm movements and this type of voice help reduce livestock stress.
What is a quiet/calm voice?
To make the best better.
What is the 4-H motto?
Before entering the ring, exhibitors should always thank this group for making the event possible.
Who are the volunteers and fair staff?
This reproductive technology allows one superior cow to produce many offspring through recipient cows.
What is embryo transfer?
What is contact a veterinarian and perform a complete assessment?
What is a gate?
The 4-H pledge begins with, "I pledge my head to clear thinking...."
"... my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living, for my club, my community, my country and my world."