HEALTH AND WELFARE Flashcards

1
Q

Gestation period of alpaca

A

11-11.5 months

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2
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time of year cria born

A

late spring/ early summer

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3
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age cria are weaned

A

5 to 6 months

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4
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age female are ready for mating

A

14 months

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5
Q

how quick should a female be ready to be returned to male post partum

A

10-14 days

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6
Q

5 in 1 vac against what type of diseases and name them

A

clostridial diseases

  • tetanus
  • pulpy kidney/ enterotoxaemia
  • black leg
  • black disease/ infectious necrotic hepatitis
  • malignant oedema
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7
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how many times a year should feet be trimmed

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4 times, possibly less if one hard flooring

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8
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how much should cria weigh

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5.5kg minimum, usually 7-9kg

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9
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how much colostrum should cria receive in first 8 hours of life

A

250-500ml

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10
Q

why do alpaca have an heightened risk of hypothermia

A

alpaca don’t lick cria like sheep and cattle

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11
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stocking rate on rough grazing land

A

4-5 per acre

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12
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stocking rate permanent pasture which is over 5 year old

A

5-6 per arce

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13
Q

stocking rate temporary pasture less then 5 years

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6-8 per arces

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14
Q

stocking rate on 1/2 arce of pasture if well maintained

A

2 per arces

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15
Q

how much of alpaca body weigh do they ingest daily non preg and non lactating

A

1.5% as dry matter

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16
Q

how much will a 70kg will consume

A

1 kg dm daily

17
Q

how long is deer gestation length

18
Q

when should stags been removed from hinds and why

A

november to prevent late calves

19
Q

what type of oestrus do hinds have

A

seasonally polyoestrous

20
Q

how long is a hinds cycle

A

cycling 20 days with oestrus lasting 12-14 hours

21
Q

when is deer calving

A

early summer from may to mid june

22
Q

how long does deer calving season last

A

3 week period

23
Q

when do most calves mortality happen and why

A

peri-natal and post-natal and due to hypothermia and repro probs.

24
Q

what and when is pre-rut weaning

A

when calves and hinds are separated before the rut and is late august- mid sept ( usually 3-4 months)

25
what and when is post-rut weaning
when calves and hinds are separated after the rut and is late November to December ( usually 6-7 months)
26
what do feeding requirements depend on
age, stage of growth, season , feed quality, environment and management
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when and why is most important for deer to have high quailty pasture
late march when growth spurt starts
28
pasture type produce high quality in spring
ryegrass/ white clover
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pasture type produce high quality in winter and summer
swedes, rape, turnips, fodder beet, lucerne silage and grain
30
how many farmers use AI in goats
1%
31
what age do first breeding of females goats occur
approx 12 months of age
32
what is feeding based on in goats
use of maize silage and concentrates
33
common vacs to give kids
johnes disease, clostridial enterotoxamia, pasteurella infection, caseous lymphadenitis.
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how often to feet trim goats
6-8 weeks
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bacteria disease problem in kids and the prevalent external parasite ?
coccidiosis and lice