ANFS 101 Exam 4 Practice Questions

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___ is the largest money generating US agricultural industry

Beef

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The US is the ___ beef producer in the world

Top

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The beef industry is worth $___ annually

45

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Cattle eat ___ and food ___ to produce muscle for food

Grass, Byproducts

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The beef industry utilizes land ___ for cultivation

Unsuitable

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Cattle breeds are classified by ___ ___

Geographic origin

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___ and ___ cattle are British breeds

Angus, Hereford

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___ breeds are younger maturing meaning they're ___ with ___ quality meat at marketing

British, Smaller, Higher

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___ ___ are very popular crossbreds for their high quality meat and hardiness, coming from their parent breeds the ___ and ___

Black Baldie, Angus, Hereford

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___ breeds are later maturing meaning they're ___ with ___ meat at marketing

Continental, Larger, More

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Charolais and Limousin are ___ breeds

Continental

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Beef cattle are ___, ___, or ___ origin

British, Continental, Zebu

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___ breeds require more land but produce ___ meat

Continental, More

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___ breeds produces ___ but ___ quality meat

British, Less, Better

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___ breeds are ___ and ___ resistant

Zebu, Temperature, Insect

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___ and ___ cattle are Zebu origin

Brahman, Brangus

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Calves move from cow-calf to ___ operations, later maturing cattle might also go to ___ operations in between

Feeder/Feedlot, Stocker

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Cow-calf operations produce ___-___ month old calves

6, 10

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Cow-calf operations want to produce the ___ calves for the ___ cost

Heaviest, Least

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Cow-calf ranches have typically under ___ cows

100

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___ operations aim to promote skeletal growth

Stocker

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Stocker operations produce ___-___ month old calves

12, 20

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Stocker operations utilize ___ and ___ for low costs

Pasture, Forage

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Feedlot operations produce ___-___ month old calves

16, 30

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___ operations utilize high energy feeds for fattening

Feeder/Feedlot

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___ maturing calves go through stocker operations before ___

Late, Feeder

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___ maturing calves only go to two facilities before processing

Early

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___ producers are specialized cow-calf producers

Seedstock

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___ are important statistics for purebred producers

EPDs

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Cows should produce one ___ per ___

Calf, Year

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Heifers have their first calf at ___ years old when they are ___% of mature weight

2, 65

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The ideal calving interval is ___ months

12

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Cow gestation is ___ days

280

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Cows theoretically have ___ ___ cycle to rebreed but actually have ___-___ months

1 estrous, 2, 3

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___ traits are more heritable while ___ traits are less

Carcass, Reproductive

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___ causes crossbred cattle to be ___ productive

Heterosis, More

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Cattle are ___ so they utilize forages but may be also fed ___

Ruminants, Supplements

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___ and ___ control are important medical measures for cattle management

Vaccinations, Parasite

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The cow's estrous cycle is ___ days while estrus is ___ hours

21, 13-17

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Beef calves are weaned at approximately ___ months or ___-___ pounds

6, 400, 800

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Swine is the ___ most important money generator in animal agriculture

Fourth

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Swine are the ___ most numerous livestock

Third

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Swine generate approximately $___ billion annually

14

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The swine energy utilizes ___ to produce ___

Grain, Meat

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Swine have the most efficient ___ to ___ conversion

Feed, Meat

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Feeder pigs are ___-___ pounds, grower pigs are ___-___ pigs while finisher pigs are ___-___ pounds

40, 60, 60, 120, 120, 250

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Swine are marketed by ___

Weight

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___ to ___ is the most effective and abundant swine production type

Farrow, Finish

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Feeder pig producers produce swine that are ___ pounds for finishing operations to ___

60, fatten

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Finishing operations produce swine for ___ that are ___-___ pounds

Market, 240, 260

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Integrated corporate producers are ___ ___ to ___ producers who own their own ___

Specialized Farrow, Finish, Seedstock

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___ is the majority of production cost at around ___%

Feed, 65

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The trend in the swine industry is towards ___and ___ farms

Fewer, Larger

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Swine can be ___, ___, or ___ type

Lard, Bacon, Meat

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___ type swine are very fat as opposed to muscular

Lard

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___ type swine are ___ and ___

Bacon, Lean, Long

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The newer type of swine, meat type, are ___ and ___

Muscular, Lean

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___ breeds of swine tend to be ___ and emphasized on the dam side of crossbreds

Maternal, White

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___, ___, and ___ ___ breeds have good maternal characteristics (swine)

Yorkshire, Landrace, Chester White

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___ breeds of swine tend to be ___ and emphasized on the sire side of crossbreds

Carcass, Dark

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___ are a carcass breed

Hampshire

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The ___ is a good all around breed

Duroc

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___ breeds are developed by companies

Synthetic

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___ ___ is the ideal market swine determined by the US Pork industry

Symbol III

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Barrows should be ___ pounds in ___ days

270, 156

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Gilts should be ___ pounds in ___ days

205, 163

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___ ___ ___ is the most common swine crossbreeding program

Three Breed Rotation

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Sows can be rebred ___-___ days after weaning

4, 7

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The ___ effect is so strong in swine they cannot have a ___ ___ until ___

Suckling, Fertile Heat, Weaning

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___ ___ is widely used in the swine industry

Artificial Insemination

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Swine semen cannot be ___ which complicates ___ ___

Frozen, Artificial Insemination

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Swine gestation is ___ days

115

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Swine estrous is ___ and ___ days

Polyestrous, 21

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Swine estrus is ___-___ days

2, 3

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Swine are ___ ___ (digestion)

Nonruminant Monogastrics

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The dairy industry is ___ in animal agriculture

Third

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The dairy industry makes $___ billion annually

26

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Nearly one ___ of beef comes from the ___ industry

Quarter, Dairy

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Dairy cattle have the most efficient ___ to ___ conversion

Feed, Product

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The dairy industry has shifted towards ___, ___ operations

Fewer, Larger

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While milk production has increased, dairy population has ___

Decreased

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A holstein can produce an average of ___ pounds annually

23,000

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Most dairies are ___ herd with ___-___ head

Family, 50, 200

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Highly ___ and ___ herds of ___-___ head are increasing

Specialized, Efficient, 200, 10,000

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The ___ provides producers data for ___ and ___

DHIA, Management, Production

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___% of the dairy industry is ___

95/4, Holstein/Jersey

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Unlike other industries the ___ is not based on crossbreds due to ___ breed superiority

Dairy, Holstein

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Jersey cows produce milk with higher ___ content

Fat

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Maintaining a ___ month ___ ___ is important for production

12, Calving Interval

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Holsteins can produce up to ___ gallons annually

3000

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Lactation peaks at ___-___ weeks

4, 8

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___ is how much lactation is maintained after peak

Persistency

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Dairy cattle lactate for ___ days

305

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Dairies are based on ___ or ___ and ___ feeding

TMR, Pasture, Concentrate

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___ or ___ ___ ___ feeding is more nutritionally complete and controllable

TMR, Total Mixed Ration

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Dairy cattle are in a ___ energy balance leading to ___ ___

Negative, Weight Loss

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A ___ feeding system requires special equipment

TMR

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___ is a large threat to production, reducing quality and quantity of milk

Mastitis

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Bacteria is the main cause of ___

Mastitis

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Cow gestation is ___ days

280

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