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Midterm 3: Cow D&D, Goat Production, Sheep Production, Horses Up To Cribbing > Caprine Industry > Flashcards

Caprine Industry Flashcards

1
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Leading goat dairy state
Leading meat goat state

A

Wisconsin
Texas

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X number of dairy goats in U.S. produced Y amount of milk (USDA 2012)

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400,000 , 23 million lbs

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3
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Number of goats raised for Mohair

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107,000

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Oldest dairy goat breed, with a record of 7965 lbs milk production

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Toggenburg

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5
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Toggenburg (goat breed) is the _____
The record for milk production is _____

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Oldest dairy goat breed
7965 lbs

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Most numerous dairy goat breed in U.S., with low milk quantity and high butterfat %

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Nubian

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Nubian (goat breed) is the _____ _____ dairy breed, whose milk is ____ ______ with ____ ______

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Most numerous dairy breed, low milk quantity with high butterfat %

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Goat Breed with no dewlap and erect ears

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French alpine

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9
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French Alpine (goat breed) list two physical characteristics

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No dewlap
Erect ears

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10
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When were goats domesticated

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12000 years ago

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11
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How many goats in the US today

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3 million

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12
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Wisconsin is the leading ____ goat state
Texas is the leading ____ goat atate

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Dairy
Meat

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13
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Toggenburg goats have what coloration and other identifying features? (4 answers)

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Light to dark chocolate coloring
Leg and rump white
2 white stripes down face
Wattles

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What goat breed has light to dark chocolate coloring, wattles, two white stripes down the face, and white legs and rump?

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Toggenburg

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15
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Nubian goats are a mix of what breeds?
List four physical characteristics

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British x Egyptian x Indian
Pendulant ears, roman nose
Unusually short haired
Polled

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16
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What goat breed is a mix of British, Egyptian, and Indian breeds?

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Nubian

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17
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What goat breed has pendulant ears, a roman nose, are unusually short haired, and are polled?

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Nubian

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18
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Saanen goats are the _______ ______ goat breed, known as the “______ of _____ goats”.
What kind of milk do they produce?

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Largest dairy goat breed
Holsteins of dairy goats
Large amounts of low fat milk

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What large dairy goat breed is known as the holsteins of dairy goats, producing large amounts of low fat milk?

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Saanen

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20
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Saanen goats have what two physical characteristics?

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Tufts of hair on bucks
Bucks and does can be bearded

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21
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What goat breed has Tufts of hair on the bucks, whose bucks and does can also be bearded?

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Saanen

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22
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La mancha goats were developed where, in what year?

List two physical characteristics they can have.

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1958, in southern California
Gopher ear - 0-1 inch with no cartilage, end of ear must be turned up or down
Elf ear - max of 2 inches, ear must be turned up or down & cartilage shaping ear is allowed

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23
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What breed of goat was developed in 1958 in southern california?

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La mancha

24
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What breed of goat has two distinct ear styles, gopher ear and elf ear?

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La mancha

25
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Oberhasli goats are adapted for what terrain?
They are all _____, descended from ____ doe(s) and _____ buck(s)

A

High altitude
Purebred, four does and one buck

26
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What purebred goat breed descended from four does and one buck?

A

Oberhasli

27
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What goat breed is best adapted to high altitude?

A

Oberhasli

28
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What goat breed is identified by a chamois coloring, a dorsal black stripe, two black stripes down the face to a black muzzle, and a nearly black forehead?

A

Oberhasli

29
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What goat breed is identified by black stripes from the base of each ear coming to a point behind the poll, a black belly and udders, and black legs below knees and hocks?

A

Oberhasli

30
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List physical features of the oberhasli goat breed (7 features)

A

Chamois coloring (bay to reddish)
Black dorsal stripe
Two black stripes down face to black muzzle
Forehead nearly black
Black stripes from base of each ear to just behind the poll
Black belly and udders
Black legs below knees and hocks

31
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Angora goats have _____ on both sexes, produce _______, are vulnerable to ______ after ______, and the younger ________ is ______ and more valuable

A

Horns on both sexes
Produce mohair fleece
Vulnerable to weather after shearing
Younger fleece is softer and more valuable

32
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What goat breed has horns on both sexes, produces mohair, is vulnerable to weather after shearing, and the younger fleece is softer and more valuable?

A

Angora

33
Q

Cashmere goats have no true _______ or _____

Cashmere is ________

A

Genetic breed or registry
Soft down or winter undercoat of fiber

34
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What type of goat has no true genetic breed or registry?

A

Cashmere

35
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Type of goat known for soft down or winter undercoat of fiber

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Cashmere

36
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Boer goats are from where?
What typical coloration?
What is unusual about them?

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Eastern cape province of s. Africa
White color, red head, white blaze
Non seasonal breeders, ovulate 1-4 eggs per cycle, more often twins and triplets, typically 3 kids per 2 years

37
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What goat is from cape province of South Africa, with a white color, red head, and white blaze?

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Boer goats

38
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What goat breed are non seasonal breeders, ovulating 1-4 eggs per cycle and averaging 3 kids per 2 years?

A

Boer goats

39
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Spanish goats are used for what two purposes? What are some physical characteristics?

A

Brush clearance and meat production
Body shape and horns are not consistent

40
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What goat breed has inconsistent body shape and horns shape? They are commonly used for meat and brush clearance

A

Spanish goats

41
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Spanish explorers brought these goats as a meat source on ships because they were agile, friendly, and had an easy diet.

A

Spanish goats

42
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Spanish goats originated how? Why?

A

Spanish explorers brought them on ships as a meat source bc they were agile and friendly with an easy diet

43
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What kind of goats are achondroplastic dwarfs, used for 4H, FFA, and as pets?

A

Pygmy goat

44
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Pygmy goats are _______ goats, used for what three purposes?

A

Achondroplastic
4H, FFA, pets

45
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What goat breed is resistant to the tsetse fly, with a high butterfat percentage?

A

Pygmy goats

46
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Pygmy goats are resistant to _______

A

The tsetse fly

47
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How many goats are equivalent to one cow in milk production?

A

7 goats

48
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How many goats does it take to eat the equivalent to one cow in feed?

A

10

49
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How often can goats be milked?

A

305 days a year, twice a day

50
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What properties does goat milk have?
Why is it easier to digest?
What 5 minerals and vitamins is it higher in?

A

Smaller fat globules make emulsion easier
Has casein for digestion
Higher in Ca, P, Vit A, Vit E, and some B complex vitamins

51
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How many compartments to a goat’s stomach?
What should they eat?
How much of their bodyweight, and how much for cows?

A

4 compartments
brushy plants, forbs(broadleaf plants), and grass
5-7% of BW vs 3-3.5% of BW for cows

52
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Can goats milk pick up odors from feed?

A

Yes. onions, garlic, silage, etc.

53
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How long do goats gestate?
What kind of breeders are they? Why?

A

144-155 days gestation
Short day breeders - need melatonin to stimulate GnRH.
Retina receiving abundant light inhibits melatonin production.

54
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How long is the goat estrous cycle?

A

21 days

55
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What effect in goats controls the phenotype of more than one trait? What two traits are examples?

A

Pleiotropic effect. Polled and hermaphroditism.

56
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List 6 neonatal care practices in goats

A

Ensure they drink Colostrum,
Dip navel in iodine,
Wean after 6-12 weeks
Employ creep feeding
Disbud after 3-14 days
Castrate after 2-5 days

57
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Are goats social animals?

A

Yes. Don’t isolate them.

Midterm 3: Cow D&D, Goat Production, Sheep Production, Horses Up To Cribbing (6 decks)

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