Name 2 types of monogastric animals
Humans, pigs, birds, horses
Name 2 ruminant animals
cows, sheep, goats
Name one farm biosecurity risk
•Seeds
•Animals
•Machinery and equipment
•Workers and visitors
•Vehicles entering the property
What are the 3 pillars of the disease triangle?
Environment, host, pathogen
How old is Mr Cullen
27
Where does digestion begin?
Mouth
Name the four compartments of a ruminant stomach in the correct order food passes through them.
Rumen → Reticulum → Omasum → Abomasum.
What animal is likely to carry the disease Tuberculosis? ( mentioned in clarksons farm)
Badger
What is chemical resistance?
When a pest builds an immunity to a chemical and is no longer affected by it
What was the recent WA Cyclone called?
Cyclone Narelle
What are the three main macronutrients that animals require.
Cabs, fats , protein
What is the optimum pH for the Rumen?
ph:6-7
What are the 3 lines of biosecurity defence in Australia?
National, state, local/farm
How do cows get roundworm?
Who won the 2024 AFL Grand Final?
Brisbane Lions
What acid is secreted from the stomach to assist in digestion?
Hydrochloric Acid
What is the name of the true stomach?
Abomasum
What are the 3 components a good integrated pest management program has?

What are the 4 types of animal diseases?
Hereditary, Metabolic, Microbial, Metazoal
What year was Cunderdin ag college first opened?
1959
What is the name of the true stomach in a chicken?
Proventriculus
Where does rumination happen?
In the rumen and reticulum, with cud regurgitated to the mouth for rechewing.
Define biological control and provide an example
◦Biological controls is the use of one organism to control another organism.
◦Rabbit numbers have been controlled through the release of the calicivirus or myxomatosis.
What are 5 symptons of foot and mouth disease that cattle may show?
depression, loss of appetite, intense drooling, smacking lips, teeth grinding, lameness, reluctance to move, and blisters that turn into painful sores
Who painted the famous artwork The Starry Night? 
Vincent van Gogh