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