A) Feather collection B) Meat production C) Egg production D) Pest control and alarm system
A) Secure coop with roosting space B) Aquarium C) Open pasture D) Bird cage
A) Cracked corn B) Dog food C) Game bird starter feed D) Table scraps
A) Immediately after hatching B) 2 weeks C) 6-8 weeks D) 1 week
A) Herd B) Flock C) Confusion D) Gaggle
A) Feather shedding B) Manure odor C) Noise level D) Dust baths
A) Coccidiosis B) Pasty butt C) Fowl pox D) Avian influenza
A) 30-32 days B) 26-28 days C) 21-24 days D) 18-21 days
A) Only vegetables B) Insects and seeds C) Only fruits D) Exclusively grains
A) To prevent them from flying away B) To make them easier to handle C) To improve their appearance D) To encourage them to lay more eggs
A) Males have brighter colors B) Females are larger C) Males have larger helmets and wattles D) Females have longer tails
A) 10-15 years B) 2-5 years C) 20-25 years D) 5-10 years
A) Straw or wood shavings B) Sand C) Gravel D) Hay
A) Increased vocalization B) Feather preening C) Increased egg production D) Decreased eating
A) To prevent the spread of disease B) To improve egg quality C) To reduce noise levels D) To increase growth rate
A) Rabbit B) Squirrel C) Deer D) Fox
A) 4-6 pounds B) 2-4 pounds C) 6-8 pounds D) 1-2 pounds
A) Never B) Once a year C) Regularly, as needed D) Once a month
A) They require minimal care B) They are quiet and unobtrusive C) They are easy to train D) They eat ticks and other insects
A) 0.5 square feet per bird B) 4-5 square feet per bird C) 2-3 square feet per bird D) 1 square foot per bird
A) Oil B) Grit C) Sugar D) Salt
A) Blue B) Brown or Cream C) White D) Green
A) Sunlight B) Dampness C) Dryness D) Wind
A) Control parasites B) Warmth C) Hydration D) Socialization
A) Improved feather condition B) Increased appetite C) Weight loss D) Increased activity
A) Gradually, in a separate area B) By smearing them with existing flock manure C) At night, while they're sleeping D) Immediately, mixed in with the flock
A) Sexual display B) Protection C) Hearing D) Smelling
A) Electric fencing B) No fencing C) Low fencing D) High fencing
A) Leave them in the nest to collect later B) Collect daily and store in a cool, humid place. C) Wash them thoroughly before storing D) Freeze them immediately
A) High egg production B) Loud vocalizations C) Low maintenance D) Docile temperament |