Living in isolation

Living in a flock or herd

Preferring solitude

Being territorial

Desirability of a carcass in relation to its muscle, fat, and bone

The weight of the carcass after processing

The age of the animal at slaughter

The color of the meat after cooking

A USDA number system to measure the quality of a carcass

A method for cooking meat to enhance flavor

A system for tracking livestock health

A grading scale for meat pricing

Animal whose tail or a portion of the tail has been removed

Animal with a long tail

Animal that has no tail

Animal with a docked ear

Complete loss of a horn

Partial regrowth of a removed horn

Formation of a new horn

Infection of the horn area

Ability of an animal to withstand adverse conditions.

A measure of an animal's strength and agility.

The ability of an animal to adapt to new environments.

A term used to describe an animal's reproductive success.

Progenitor

Descendant

Successor

Predecessor

Program which breeds two animals of the same breed to maintain purity

Program which breeds two animals of different breeds, varieties, or populations in an effort to increase hybrid vigor

Program that focuses on breeding plants for higher yield

Program that involves cloning animals for genetic consistency

A type of hairstyle involving a bun on the top of the head

Wool on the head which is cut in a certain style

A traditional hat worn in some cultures

A method of tying hair with a ribbon

Luster

Gloss

Shine

Dullness

Refers to an animal or operation which is being used or produced solely for the production of a resource, most often meat (muscle)

A type of computer interface used for programming

A stage in a project where all tasks are completed

A medical term for a disease that cannot be cured

A condition where sheep have excess wool growth around the eyes to the point where they can no longer see

A type of wool that is particularly soft and fluffy

A method of shearing sheep to prevent wool blindness

A breed of sheep known for its long wool

Animal which provides at least two kinds of resources

Animal that is primarily used for meat production

Animal that is bred for aesthetic purposes

Animal that is exclusively used for milk production

A type of agricultural operation focused on crop production

A livestock operation whose primary income is from the sale of livestock and livestock products

A business that sells agricultural equipment

A service that provides veterinary care for animals

Homozygous

Heterozygous

Dominant

Recessive

Efficiency

Performance

Sustainability

Adaptation

Physical formation especially pertaining to the shape and structure of an animal

A type of animal behavior

The process of animal reproduction

A method of animal training

Fungal infection affecting the skin

Bacterial disease which affects the feet in hoofed animals

Viral disease causing respiratory issues

Parasitic infection leading to weight loss

Prolific

Scarce

Limited

Rare