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Final dairy quiz bowl review
Final dairy quiz bowl review
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A review of all previous questions
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1
When a cow stands to be ridden by others she is in standing heat/
False
True
2
Selenium is a mineral required by dairy cows?
False
True
3
Brown swiss are a dual purpose breed?
True
False
4
An animal born with out horns is called “polled”?
False
True
5
The normal birthing position for a calf is back feet first/
True
False
6
Which vitamin plays a role in coagulation of blood?
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
7
The acronym DIM stands for Days in Milk
False
True
8
How many classes of milk are there?
4
5
10
2
9
Which breed is primarily associated with mad cow disease?
Ayrshire
Holstein
Jersey
Guernsey
10
What is needed for Vitamin D to be produced in the body?
Feed
Hay
Water
Sunshine
11
Which are earlier maturing? Jersey of Holstein heifers?
Holstein
Jersey
12
Which government organization must approve all new types of feed additives?
ATF
FDA
FEMA
USDA
13
Which parent determines the sex of the calf?
Dam
Sire
14
Which jaw is too long in a parrot-jawed animal?
Lower
Upper
15
High quality milk replacer should contain what percent protein?
5
20
10
15
16
In the bulll code 11H3242, what does the 11 stand for?
Breed of cattle
The NAAB stud service code
How man calves he has sired
What year the bull was born
17
Jane of Vernon was known as the queen of Holsteins?
True
False
18
Which chromosome is unique to the male/
Y
X
19
Dried beet pulp is a byproduct which most cows do not like to eat.
False
True
20
Corn silage is considered a high energy feed.
False
True
21
Lactose is the sugar in milk
True
False
22
What percent of our dairy cattle are bred artificially?
80%
70%
95%
50%
23
Are milk progesterone levels high or low during estrus?
Low
High
24
Salt is only needed by milking cows.
False
True
25
Vitamins A, D, E and K are what?
Water soluble vitamins
Fat soluble vitamins