Evolution of Livestock
The first domesticated livestock.
What are Sheep?
Animals were slaughtered in excess during these months.
What is winter?
Bone meal and meat meal are considered these type of products from animals.
What are inedible products?
This is the location animals are sold to breeders and people interested in improving their stock.
Once livestock is harvested it is now part of this industry.
The two types of cattle
What are Bos Indicius and Bos Taurus?
This scientific advancement helped increase breeding without using live breeders.
What is artificial insemination?
The most common and most value by product.
What is the hide?
This agency regulates funding, research, development and marketing of meat products.
What is the USDA?
This type of outbreak is a major concern for the livestock and food industry.
What is a foodborne pathogen?
The person that brought over livestock to America from Europe.
Who was Christopher Columbus?
This procedure moved a fertilized egg into a surrogate mother.
What is embryo transfer?
Where Heparin comes from in animals
What are the lungs?
This is heavily utilized to determine carcass value among all species of red meat animals.
What are yield grades?
Feeding antibiotics has caused concern over the amount of this effect in humans.
What is resistance?
Two products used for export trade with swine.
What is pork and lard?
Whos is Sam Wilson?
This comes from the stomach of cattle and is used to make cheese.
What is Rennet?
This is the location pork grading is focused on.
What is the back?
In 1993, this foodborne pathogen had a major outbreak.
What is E.Coli?
The year livestock were introduced from Europe to the Americas
1493
This growth hormone is administered to cattle to promote hormones they innately have.
What is bovine somatotropin?
This medicine comes from the adrenal glands of animals to help treat rheumatoid arthritis.
Beef carcass is graded on the fat opposite the ribeye on this numbered rib.
What is the 12th rib?
Poultry can now receive vaccines for this foodborne pathogen.
What is Salmonella?