A) Pest control B) Wool and meat production C) Transportation D) Companionship
A) Wether B) Ewe C) Ram D) Lamb
A) Ram B) Ewe C) Lamb D) Doe
A) Lamb B) Kid C) Ewe D) Ram
A) Ram B) Buck C) Colt D) Wether
A) Shearing B) Cropping C) Fleecing D) Clipping
A) Meat scraps B) Processed grains only C) Roughage (grass, hay) D) Candy
A) Approximately 7 months B) Approximately 9 months C) Approximately 5 months D) Approximately 3 months
A) Foot rot B) Athlete's foot C) Measles D) Chickenpox
A) Fertilizing the pasture B) Cleaning their fleece C) Giving them a bath D) Administering medication internally
A) A type of sheep breed B) Being struck by lightning C) A viral disease D) Infestation by fly larvae
A) The process of shearing B) The process of tagging lambs C) The process of a ewe giving birth D) The process of fattening lambs
A) Potassium B) Selenium C) Calcium D) Iron
A) Shearing wool around the tail and udder B) Weaning lambs C) Treating foot rot D) Training sheep to herd
A) To keep the pasture tidy B) To prevent sheep from escaping C) To protect sheep from being killed or injured D) To improve wool quality
A) Branding their wool B) Ear tagging C) Giving them collars D) Painting their horns
A) Barbed wire only B) No fencing C) Woven wire or electric fencing D) Wooden picket fence
A) Vaccinating ewes B) Giving ewes antibiotics C) Increasing feed before breeding D) Washing ewes before shearing
A) Dorset B) Suffolk C) Merino D) Siamese
A) 3-3.5 B) 1-1.5 C) 4-4.5 D) 2-2.5
A) To prevent sheep from getting bored B) To make the pasture look neater C) To improve pasture health and reduce parasite load D) To save time on fencing
A) Wool grease B) Keratin C) Water D) Cellulose
A) Worms B) Ticks C) Fleas D) Lice
A) To make them look nicer B) To prevent flystrike C) To improve wool growth D) To make them easier to handle
A) 10-12 years B) 2-4 years C) 15-20 years D) 6-8 years
A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin E C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin D
A) Pack B) Gaggle C) Herd D) Flock
A) 8-12 weeks B) 2-4 weeks C) 16-20 weeks D) 4-6 weeks
A) Fertilizing the pasture B) Providing companionship to sheep C) Shearing sheep D) Herding and protecting sheep
A) Treating facial injuries B) Providing shelter from wind and weather C) Selecting sheep with desirable facial features D) Training sheep to show in competitions |