question | answer |
cattle disease that can lead to ketosis or displaced abomasum | |
each ewe should deliver _-_lambs per year ideally | |
milk that has readily available vitamin A and small fat globules | |
higher market price, safer farm workers, reduced injury to other animals, increase of weight gain in feeder cattle, decrease in space needed per animal are reasons for: | |
second most costly disease in cattle | |
age of goats at puberty is __-__ months | |
castration method that crushes spermatic cord, bloodless | |
length of estrus in sheep is _-_ hrs | |
industry goal for cattle is less than __% death loss | |
length of estrus in goats is _-_ days | |
horses, goats and sheep use what size needle? | |
castrating and tail docking are completed at _-_ days of age | |
sheep disease caused by selenium deficiency | |
number two beef cattle breed (per reg #'s) | |
number one beef cattle brred (per reg #'s) | |
castration method causing necrosis of scrotum, most common method, prone to tetanus | |
producing higher quality meat, making livestock easier to handle, higher market prices, and prevention of unwanted breeding are reasons for _______ | |
number one dairy cattle breed (per reg #'s) | |
heat cycle length in cattle | |
caustic paste applied to horn buds to interrupt horn germinal tissue is a ____ method of dehorning | |
age of puberty in cattle | |
in beef cattle, what is used more often: natural mating or AI? | |
castration method that is surgical, removes testicle | |
goat and sheep disease caused by Clostridium perfringens | |
length of gestation in goats is ___-___ days | |
normal goat lactation lasts _-_ months | |