Dairy Goats
Sheep
Pigs
100

These are two dairy goat breed examples.

What are any of the following:

Alpine, Lamancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, Oberhasli, Saanen, Sable, Toggenburg 

100

These are 2 examples of sheep breeds.

What are any of the following:

Cheviot, Dorper, Dorset, Hampshire, Katahdin, Lincoln, Merino, Pollypay, Suffolk, Texel

100

This is what baby pigs are called.

What are piglets?

200

The gestation length of a dairy goat.

What is 5 months long?

200

This is what baby sheep are called.

What are lambs?

200

True or False: a female pig is called a Boer.

What is false? - A female pig is called a 

sow (an adult female pig that has given birth to at least 1 litter of piglets) 

or a gilt (a female pig that has not yet given birth). 

300

These are 2 examples of products from dairy goats

What are any of the following:

milk, butter, cheese, lotion, soap, ....

300

This is around 5 months long.

What is the length of a sheep's gestation?

300

This is three months, three weeks, and three days.

What is the gestation length of a pig?

400

Hailing from Switzerland, this all-white or cream-colored breed is celebrated as the oldest registered dairy goat breed in the world.

What is the Saanen?

400

This famous breed is known for its completely black head and white body, making it look like it's wearing a mask.

What is a Dorper?

400
  • This popular breed is completely solid white, has large droopy ears that cover its eyes, and is known for being an excellent mother.
  • What is a Landrace?
500

This Swiss breed features a distinctive brown coat with specific black markings, including a black stripe down the spine and black facial stripes.

What is Oberhasli?

500

This cartoon-like breed from Switzerland is famous for its all-black face, fluffy white wool, and for being called the "cutest sheep in the world.





What is Valais Blacknose?

500

This easily recognizable black pig breed features a distinct white "belt" or stripe that wraps all the way around its shoulders and front legs.

  • What is Hampshire?