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What is a flock of sheep
Where did Dorset originate?
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Where did Dorset originate?
Southern US
Southern ENgland
Southern Africa
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What is a flock of sheep
Sheep that display the same traits
Sheep that are managed together
SHeep that are all of the same breed
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Why are finewool ewes predominate in the Southwest
they produce long and fine wool
they are well suited to hot dry climates
they are good mothers in cool temperatures
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What is considered the true stomach for a ruminant?
rumen
reticulum
abomasum
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Main purpose of a purebred flock
to provide lambs for quick feeder turnaround
to sell for wool and lamb
to provide breeding stock for commercial sheep industry
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Name 3 dual purpose breeds
finnsheep, merino
ramboullet, merino
dorset, ramboullet
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definition of a crossbred sheep
a lamb whose parents are the same breed
a lamb whose parents are not different breeds
a lamb whose parents are of different breeds
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When should you dock a lamb's tail
2 months after birth
2 weeks after birth
withing a few days from birth
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purpose of a commercial sheep operation
to produce lamb for recreation
to produce lamb and wool
to produce wool and breeding stock
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What country did sheep originate?
africa
Australia
Asia
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What is drenching most commonly used for in a sheep herd?
treating for internal parasites or an oral dose of medicine
treating an illness or infection with antibiotics
treating a wound with oral medicine
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What is mutton?
meat from a sheep older than 1 year old
meat from a sheep younger than 1 year old
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What is a Spanish word that is often used to mean goat meat?
cabrito
cabritin
colstrum
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What is the "first milk" of a doe that is secreted after kidding called?
colostrum
bruselosis
clostroid
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What is a feeding practice that could potentially increase the number of twins or triplets called?
placenta
gestation
flushing
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What is a dual purpose breed
Breeds that can be used for wool or fiber
breeds that can be fall or spring bred
breeds that can be used as ewe or ram breeds
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What do we call the act of a doe giving birth
doeing
lambing
kidding
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Enterotoxemia is commonly called what
bangs disease
overeating disease
foot and mouth disease
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Items on a guaranteed feed analysis
molasses, corn, cottonseed
carbohydrates, protein, roughage
crude fat, salt, Vitamin A
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Mature sheep temperature
average 98.6
average 102.3
average 100.5
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What are the front teeth of a lamb called
molars
incisors
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Medium to long wool sheep breeds
corredale, Romney
romney, Lincoln
romney, southdown
columbia, Lincoln
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what is the fleece of a sheep?
the wool only on the underline or belly of a sheep
the wool from a flock of sheep
the wool from one sheep when sheared
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Gestation of sheep
average 165 days
average 148 days
Average 128 days
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what is parturition
the process of embryo transfer
the process of weaning
the process of giving birth
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Where did boer goats orginate?
south africa
south america
southern england
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2 types of sheep operations
club lamb, wool
purebred, recreation
purebred, club lamb
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Why are crossbred ewes used often in commercial operations?
they produce offspring for predding stock
they produce quality wool
they can combine desireable traits and are hardy
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What is the purpose of angora goats
to produce meat
to produce wool from their fleece
to produce mohair from thier fleece
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What are examples of forage?
hay and pelleted feed
pasture and mineral supplement
hay and pasture
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2 leading sheep producing countries
mongolia, south america
australia, new zeland
mongolia, australia
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2 types of meat goats
boer , alpine
boer, spanish
boer, nubian
