Dairy Cattle Terminology Flashcard

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What happens during the dry period for dairy cattle?

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No milk production

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What is a cow that is no longer giving milk called?

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Dry Cow

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Which type of milk is associated with not using commercial fertilizers in its production? Options: Skim milk, Organic milk, Whole milk, Pasteurized milk

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Organic milk

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What are the two major types of dairies mentioned?

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Family dairy herds and large commercial dairies

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Which of the following is a benefit of consuming dairy products? Options: High in fiber, Rich in calcium, Low in protein, High in sugar

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Rich in calcium

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What are some diseases that dairy consumption can help prevent? Options: Diabetes, Cancer, Asthma; Osteoporosis, Hypertension, Strokes; Arthritis, Flu, Cold; Obesity, Allergies, Migraine

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Osteoporosis, Hypertension, Strokes

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Which part of the cow is labeled as "Udder"?

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The milk-producing organ

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What does a dry cow do until she calves again?

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Rests

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What is the purpose of placing a cow in the milk herd?

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To produce milk

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What happens after a cow is "dried"?

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She rests until she calves again