Dairy cattle often are given supplemental feed according to their production. Modern technology may be used to provide for supplemental feed by use of..

What method of identification is the least effective to prevent theft of livestock?

Dairy cows are normally milked at regular intervals _____ time(s) per day, seven days per week.

Which is the proper way to dry off a cow?

To minimize loss, round bales of hay should be

In livestock ultrasound would not be used to

Electronic identification would most effectively be used for

A farmer plans to build a feed bunk for his 45 dairy cows. He needs to provide 2 feet of bunk space for each cow. How many total feet of bunk space is needed?

Which anatomical part is not part of the digestive system of the swine?

The ruminant animal has _____ compartments of the stomach.

The basic energy feed for swine is

What is the primary source of energy in poultry diets?

Legumes are forages that include

Which of the following is an example of a lipid?

Younger livestock need _____ protein level when compared to an older animal of the same species.

Based on size, a 1500 lb. dairy cow needs 30 pounds of hay to meet her dry matter intake requirement. Corn silage can be substituted at the rate of three pounds for each one pound of hay. How many pounds of silage should the cow be fed daily?

A two thousand pound batch of feed that contains 80% shelled corn, 15% linseed oil meal, and 5% salt would have

Which anatomical part is not a part of the reproductive tract of the male?

Heifers should first calve when they are _____ year(s) old.

If a heifer calved at 22 months of age, at what age did gestation begin?

Parturition in a cow is referred to as

The gestation period for a mare is

The breeding of one recognized breed to another recognized breed is

A male horse castrated before reaching sexual maturity is a

Sow is to farrow as bitch is to:

Chordata most closely relates to:

Farrowing is the act of giving birth in

A _____ is a young female swine.

An intact male hog is a