A) Short legs B) Long, flowing hair C) Hump on their back D) Blue eyes
A) High altitudes B) Flooded plains C) Heat and humidity D) Cold temperatures
A) Companionship B) Wool production C) Meat and milk production D) Riding animals
A) Arctic B) Temperate C) Tropical and subtropical D) Desert
A) Grass and forage B) Fish C) Chocolate D) Processed grains only
A) Adding salt to the water B) Restricting water access C) Cleanliness and constant availability D) Only providing water once a week
A) Photosynthesis B) Hibernation C) Spontaneous combustion D) Parasites
A) Singing to them B) Ignoring the problem C) Applying sunscreen D) Regular deworming
A) Around 500 days B) Around 100 days C) Around 20 days D) Around 283 days
A) Coffee B) Colostrum C) Soda D) Spicy food
A) Invisible fence B) Lace C) Cotton ropes D) Barbed wire or electric fence
A) Calmly and gently B) While playing loud music C) Loudly and aggressively D) With whips and yelling
A) Dull eyes and no appetite B) Constant shivering C) Bright eyes and good appetite D) Hair loss
A) To make it darker B) To attract more flies C) To increase humidity D) To prevent respiratory problems
A) Angus B) Jersey C) Brahman D) Holstein
A) To make them sleep more B) To change their coat color C) To provide essential nutrients D) To give them extra energy
A) To make them taller B) To prevent lameness C) To improve their appearance D) To attract mates
A) Tattoos on their teeth B) Ear tags C) Painting them different colors D) Giving them human names
A) To create a maze B) To improve pasture health C) To save money on fencing D) To make the cows dizzy
A) His singing voice B) Genetic traits C) His ability to play fetch D) His favorite color
A) Insecticides and fly traps B) Playing loud music C) Ignoring the problem D) Releasing more insects
A) To make a scrapbook B) To track health and productivity C) To confuse the neighbors D) To hide them from the government
A) Loss of heat tolerance B) Improved disease resistance C) Decreased milk production D) Smaller size
A) Call a veterinarian B) Start a bonfire C) Attempt to deliver the calf yourself without experience D) Leave her alone and hope for the best
A) Only when they start acting strangely B) Regularly (daily or weekly) C) Once a year D) Never
A) Excessive salivation B) Increased appetite C) Shiny coat D) Sunken eyes
A) Around 6-8 months B) At birth C) At 2 years old D) Never
A) To hide them from predators B) To prevent heat stress C) To keep them from eating the grass D) To help them tan
A) Construction material B) Fuel for cars C) Fertilizer D) A type of candy
A) Not providing them with food or water B) Transporting them during the hottest part of the day C) Proper ventilation and space D) Packing them tightly in a small space |