A) Meat and Milk Production B) Pet Ownership C) Guard Animals D) Racing
A) High Altitude B) Warm and Humid C) Extremely Arid D) Cold and Dry
A) 400 days B) 283 days C) 310-340 days D) 150 days
A) Electric Fence Only B) Strong Woven Wire C) Barbed Wire D) Wooden Post and Rail
A) Mange B) Coccidiosis C) Rabies D) Foot Rot
A) Rotational Grazing B) Zero Grazing C) Strip Grazing D) Continuous Grazing
A) Hay B) Silage C) Grains D) Dog Food
A) 10-15 years B) 35-40 years C) 25-30 years D) 5-10 years
A) Sulfur B) Calcium C) Carbon D) Radon
A) Early Morning B) Midday C) Any Time D) Late Night
A) Stagnant Water B) Clean and Abundant C) Salty and Scarce D) Polluted River
A) Only once in their lifetime B) Never C) Every day D) Regularly, as needed
A) Thermoregulation B) Exercise C) Hiding from Predators D) Social Interaction
A) Ear Tagging B) Tattoos C) Painting D) GPS Tracking
A) 6 months B) 1 year C) 2-3 years D) 5 years
A) Vigorous Nursing B) Weight Loss C) Diarrhea D) Lethargy
A) Colostrum Intake B) Early Weaning C) Confinement D) No Human Interaction
A) Angus B) Holstein C) Murrah D) Hereford
A) Cow B) Calf C) Heifer D) Bull
A) Dehorning B) Descaling C) Deboning D) Polishing
A) Calving B) Lambing C) Kidding D) Farrowing
A) 20 buffaloes B) Varies greatly on location/pasture C) 10 buffaloes D) 50 buffaloes
A) Age B) Horn size C) Genetic potential and health D) Coat color
A) Ringworm B) Pneumonia C) Brucellosis D) Foot Rot
A) Forced Weaning B) Gradual Weaning C) Abrupt Weaning D) Never Weaning
A) Head Gate B) Bird Net C) Catapult D) Wind Chime
A) Fiber B) Protein C) Fat D) Sugar
A) Wrap the wound tightly B) Clean and disinfect the wound C) Apply mud to the wound D) Ignore the wound
A) United States B) India C) Brazil D) Australia
A) Easily trainable B) Always docile C) Low price products D) Hardy, disease resistant |