A) 150 days B) 365 days C) 200 days D) 283 days
A) Angus B) Jersey C) Leghorn D) Holstein
A) Fruit B) Protein Supplements C) Grain D) Forage
A) Hatching B) Lambing C) Farrowing D) Calving
A) Bull B) Cow C) Steer D) Heifer
A) Vitamin B12 B) Vitamin C C) Vitamin K D) Vitamin A
A) Heifer B) Steer C) Cow D) Bull
A) Color B) Weight C) Ear tags D) Horns
A) Weather B) Malnutrition C) Infection D) Genetics
A) Pasture Management B) Weed Control C) Weight Gain D) Breed Improvement
A) Lying down B) Increased appetite C) Panting D) Shivering
A) Mites B) Lice C) Roundworms D) Ticks
A) 7-8 B) 9 C) 5-6 D) 2-3
A) Hedge fence B) Electric fence C) Snow fence D) Chain-link fence
A) Appetite B) Growth C) Digestion D) Immunity
A) Ringworm B) Mad Cow Disease C) Shipping Fever D) Foot and Mouth Disease
A) Embryo Transfer B) AI C) Natural Breeding D) Cloning
A) Meat Production B) Milk Production C) Leather Production D) Wool Production
A) Calcium B) Potassium C) Magnesium D) Phosphorus
A) Reduce Weaning Stress B) Improve Pasture Quality C) Prevent Disease D) Supplement Nutrition
A) None B) Time to see effects C) Time before slaughter D) Time to administer
A) Dehorned B) Polled C) Horned D) Hornless
A) Reducing Stress B) Isolating Calves C) Increasing Grain Intake D) Changing Pastures
A) Overeating Disease B) Foot Rot C) Blackleg D) Pinkeye
A) Late afternoon B) Early morning C) Evening D) Mid-day
A) Nothing B) Slaughter immediately C) Isolate it D) Keep it with the herd
A) To move cattle B) To weigh cattle C) To feed cattle D) To clean cattle
A) 7-way B) 5-way C) 3-way D) 1-way
A) One stomach with four compartments B) Two stomachs C) Four separate stomachs D) Three stomachs
A) Water source B) Cattle C) Fencing D) Feed |