Dairy Cattle Knowledge Assessment

Devin Godby introduces various dairy cattle breeds, including Holsteins, Brown Swiss, Guernseys, Ayrshires, Jerseys, and Milking Shorthorns, highlighting their unique characteristics and uses. The video also shares fun facts about dairy cows, emphasizing their social nature and milk production capabilities. The speaker concludes with personal reflections on working with cows.

What is the primary focus of Devin Godby's presentation?

• Fun facts about dairy cattle breeds

• The nutritional benefits of milk

• The economic impact of dairy farming

• The history of dairy farming

Which dairy cattle breed is known for producing the most milk?

• Guernsey

• Jersey

• Holstein

• Brown Swiss

From which country do Brown Swiss cattle originate?

• France

• Germany

• Switzerland

• Netherlands

What is a notable characteristic of Guernsey cattle?

• They have the highest butterfat content

• They are known for their beef quality

• They eat 30% less than Holsteins

• They are the smallest breed

Which breed is known for having no known genetic diseases?

• Jersey

• Holstein

• Milking Shorthorn

• Ayrshire

What makes Jersey cows' milk unique?

• It is the richest in butterfat

• It is the most suitable for cheese

• It has the lowest lactose content

• It has the highest protein content

What was the original use of Milking Shorthorns in the United States?

• For wool production

• Only for beef production

• Only for milk production

• For both beef and milk production

How far can cows smell?

• Up to 2 miles

• Up to 4 miles

• Up to 8 miles

• Up to 6 miles

What is the average life expectancy of a cow?

• 25 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

Which breed of cow produced the most milk ever recorded?

• Holstein

• Jersey

• Brown Swiss

• Guernsey