weaver syndrome is most common in:

two types of ovarian cysts:

what ration ingredients contain the highest concentration of energy

neospora canine is the major cause of what in pregnant cows

Grass Tetany is caused by a __________ deficiency

a dairy cow must circulate about _____ pounds of blood for each pound of milk produced.

in regards to dairy production RHA refers to

if a dairyman milks in a rapid exit barn, what does that mean?

lactation is unique to ________.

what is the classification for a Holstein cow given the numerical value of less than 70?

when compared to normal corn silage, brown mid-rib corn silage has more energy and high digestibility. this is due largely to its lower content of ______________.

what should the pH of a close up Holstein's urine be?

HTST is a ______________

pest predators will travel up to ________ yards to find their food source

what vitamin helps prevent ketosis

the two U.S. dairy breeds that originated in the Channel Islands off the coast of France are:

high potassium intake will decrease a cows ability to mobilize ______________.

at what isoelectric point do caseins precipitate

dairy heifers need to be bred at _________ of age, assuming theyre at least 65% of their adult weight at that time.

a switch on a cow is:

salmonellosis infections are most common in the cows that calved within ______ days.

what percent of lactating cows have oxytocin in their bloodstreams during milking?

this vitamin plays a role in the coagulation of blood:

normal body temperature for a dairy cow is _________

the standard length of the dry period in dairy cattle is ________

what percent of milk is water?

what machine is used to determine if water has been added to milk

when discussing feed mixers, what is the range of manufacturers recommended mixing times?

what is the name of the disease caused by the organisms Staph Aureus, Strep Uberis, and Klebsiella?

a babcock test may be used to measure the ______% of milk.

what is a subcutaneous injection?

corn silage, stored upright, top-unloading silos, should be chopped at what percent moisture?

when comparing bulls for artificial insemination, what does "SCR" stand for?

when using a body conditioning score system of 1 to 5 what does a score of 5 mean?

what is intra muscular injection?

milk fever is know as what

milk that is low in SCC has more casein, which is a primary component in ___________ ?

what does the term " fat corrected milk" mean ?

a material used in a footbath for cows with foot rot problems is:

the breed of dairy cattle that can be roan, all red, all white, or even spotted red and white-

what is the approximate time of ovulation in cattle after the beginning of heat?

what manure waste management method runs manure across a press and squeezes the water out?

heritability for milk production in diary cattle is ______%

a dairy expects to cull approximately ______% of their herd each year.

for the best results calves should be fed colostrum within _____ hours of calving.

fumonsin and zearalenone are examples of:

which of the following is the name of the first section of the small intestine, thats connected to the abomasum?

what percent of the cows feed intake is consumed during the daylight hours?

the ________ is the device responsible for regulating vacuum level and the proportion of the vacuum for the front and rear quarters

it is widely acknowledged that a calcium/ phosphorus ration of about ____:____ is best for a dairy ration since this mirrors that of the cows’ body

A disease causing air bubbles under the skin and usually results in rapid death is ____________.

if the freezing point of a sample of raw milk is above 30 degrees F this indicates:

what does IPM stand for

What does NSC stand for

a dairy cow that has all 8 permanent incisor teeth can be considered to be a minimum of ________ old.

the global dairy agenda for action is a pledge to reduce ________ emissions in an attempt to address global warming?

the medical name tarsal hygroma, a common alimentary of dairy cows is commonly called _________________.

what is lactogenesis

where are structural carbohydrates found in the plant

which compartment of a dairy cows stomach is located closests to the heart and is a spot where hardware disease occurs

how many days after breeding can a pregnancy be detected by ultrasound

what is the sex chromosome configuration of a male calf

heart girth measurements of cows may be used to estimate:

where are degradable proteins broken down?

cows treated with BTS typically show an increase in milk production of:

A ________________ is usually necessary when feeding Dairy Cows TMR rations.

which dairy breed originated in the central part of the european continent?

what numerical value does a holstein cow get when given the classification excellent?

what does NMPF stand for

the top line of a cow is made up of the:

what is the USDEC?

some texas dairymen are placing Bermuda and/or corn forage into __________ for fermentation and silage production

what is intravenous injection

dairy cows need roughage to concentrate ratio of approximately ___________ to maintain the desired fat content in the milk.

the major advantage of a "low-line" milk line as compared to the older "high-line" is:

cattle grazing stressed on wilted hybrid sorghum/ Johnson grass type pasture, may die as a result of _____________.

__________ represents the largest daily input cost in producing milk.

As a rule of thumb when milk production __________, the milk content ______________.

fats are broken down by a dairy cow in what part of her body?

colostrum has approximately _______ calcium, as does regular milk.

the two main problems that effect reproduction are:

many dairy bulls have their nose pierced with a ring in it. this allows for:

the milk produced on a dairy must be moved through a system of compenents and piuping made from:

__________ is a compound that is fermented for flavor in buttermilk and sour cream.

producers using BST must give their cows an injection of it every: