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Dairy Industry
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. The Holstein Association uses _____ as a method of ranking bulls on their overall performance
bersolis
TPI (type production index)
red/mahogany
ketosis
2. _____ is caused by Actinomycosis bovis
dry
lumpy jaw
estrogen
9.2 million
3. _____ is the world's record per cow for annual milk yield (in pounds)
67 -914
challenge
pulsator
nutritional _____
4. MUN is an abbreviation for _____
dry
_____ _____ nitrogen
vesicular stomatitis
_____
5. PTAT is the abbreviation for _____
cattle grubs & hypodermosis
anthrax
9.2 million
predicting transmitting ability type
6. _____ is a chamber that connects the four teat cups to the milk lin e
claw
anthometics
foot rot
1890
7. The Holstein Association uses _____ as a method of ranking bulls on their overall performance
DHI
TPI (type production index)
1890
roundworm
8. Milk is actually secreted in grapelike structures called _____
alveoli
type
red/mahogany
anthometics
9. _____ is a cuase of cattle grubs
California
heel fly
ME (mature equivalent)
Israel
10. Four of the leading states in milk production are _____ - _____ - _____ and _____
California - Arizona - Washington - Colorado
bloat
claw
anaplazmosis
11. The hormone _____ stimulates milk letdown
type
oxytocin
cycle
mature equivalent (ME)
12. A metabolic disease characterized by excessive ketone body formation is _____
ketosis
FCM
_____
aflatoxin
13. _____ is an association that dairy farmers join to participate in its record-keeping and management plans and is operated jointly by the USDA and state college of agriculture of land grant universities
tuburculosis
flat worm - liverflukes
DHI
milk production / udders / dairiness
14. The hormone _____ stimulates an increase of up to 20% more milk with only 5% more feed
BST
roundworm
9.2 million
Wisconsin
15. _____ is also known as traumatic gastritis
hardware disease
400
mad cow
vibriosis
16. _____ is the common name for ruminal tympany
goiter
trocar
bloat
correlation
17. _____ parts blood must pass through the udder to produce one part milk
300-500
16
mule foot
red/mahogany
18. _____ causes undulant fever in people
vibriosis
bersolis
Brown Swiss/Holstein
anthrax
19. _____ is adjustment of milk with different fat percentages to equivalent amounts on an energy basis
milk production / udders / dairiness
_____
FCM
rotary
20. _____ is an example of a trematode
flat worm - liverflukes
red water
milk fever
ketosis
21. _____ is the most common limiting nutrient for high milk yield
anaplazmosis
energy
dairy cow unified scorecard
estrogen
22. _____ are molds that develop on feed that produce toxins
goiter
aflatoxin
Guernsey
Wisconsin
23. An agent that destroys worms in the digestive tract is _____
predicting transmitting ability type
mange
anthometics
dry
24. _____ is a viral disorder that causes lesions indistinguishable from those of foot-and-mouth disease
vesicular stomatitis
displaced abomasum
1890
prolactin
25. _____ is the most common treatment for milk fever
milk fever
bersolis
correlation
calcium gluconate
26. _____ describes an animal that has a crooked hock - which causes the lower part of the leg to be bent forward out of a normal perpendicular straight line
101.5
Israel
cycle
goiter
27. _____ is a fatal protozoan disesase of cattle that destroys the red blood cells - causing anemia and death
calcium gluconate
red/mahogany
ketosis
anaplazmosis
28. _____ is the circumference of the body just back of the shoulders of an animal; used to estimate body weight
prolactin
trocar
grass tetany
barrel heart girth
29. _____ is a zoonotic disorder that affects as many as 90% of dairy farms by this parasitic organism
trocar
cryptospondiosis
bovine diarrhea
dry
30. The primary milk secretion hormone is _____
bloat
prolactin
bersolis
oxytocin
31. _____ is a disease that causes chronic diarrhea and weight loss resulting from infection with the bacterium Mycobacterium paratuberculosis
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32. _____ is the number of dairy cows in the US
bovine diarrhea
mad cow
trocar
9.2 million
33. _____ is the nation with the highest-producing dairy cows
lice
mad cow disease
Israel
vesicular stomatitis
34. PTAT is the abbreviation for _____
predicting transmitting ability type
epinephrine
heel fly
hairy foot warts
35. _____ is the most important type trait in a diary cow
milk production / udders / dairiness
foot rot
malignant edema
aflatoxin
36. Anothe rname for BSE is _____
mad cow disease
pink eye
dry
bersolis
37. The dairy breed with the highes fat percentage is _____
Jersey
scours
grass tetany
300-500
38. The disorder _____ is prevented by the use of DCADs
_____
mad cow
alveoli
milk fever
39. The _____ is used by all dairy breed associations as the standard for judging and classifying cattle
dairy cow unified scorecard
ketosis
milk production / udders / dairiness
Guernsey
40. _____ was the year the babcock test was developed
1890
mad cow disease
California - Arizona - Washington - Colorado
California - Arizona - Washington - Colorado
41. The Ayrshire breed is colored _____
lice
red/mahogany
305 50-60
bersolis
42. _____ is the physical conformation of an animal
body condition score
400
prolactin
type
43. The main points of a diary cow and their respective points (in judging) are *hint....there are 5*
mad cow
sarcoptic - saroptic mange
dairy cow unified scorecard
a) frame = 15% b) dairy character = 20% c) body capacity = 10% d) feet and legs = 15% e) udders = 40%
44. _____ is also known as red nose
BHVI (bovine herpes)
101.5
grass tetany
hairy foot warts
45. _____ are molds that develop on feed that produce toxins
challenge
67 -914
aflatoxin
heel fly
46. _____ are age conversion formulas applied to milk production records of young cows to compare their milk yield with that of more mature cows
challenge
bersolis
ME (mature equivalent)
oxytocin
47. _____ is a zoonotic disorder that affects as many as 90% of dairy farms by this parasitic organism
babcock
cryptospondiosis
93 (?)
Brown Swiss
48. _____ is a disease characterized by pneumonia or septicemia. the highest incidence occurs in aimals subjected to stress
anthometics
anthometics
_____
lice
49. _____ causes undulant fever in people
bersolis
lumpy jaw
somatic
BST
50. _____ is a viral disorder that causes lesions indistinguishable from those of foot-and-mouth disease
vesicular stomatitis
Wisconsin
aflatoxin
milk fever