Practical 2 Flashcards

1
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US Pork Exports by Country (1-5)

A

Mexico, Japan, China, South Korea, Canada

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2
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Top Global Leaders in Pork Production

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China, EU, US, Brazil, Russia

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3
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Top State Leaders in Pork Production

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Iowa (1/3 US pork), MN, North Carolina, Illinois, Indiana

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4
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Economic contribution of pork

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  • As of 2019, 147,100 jobs were associated with the Iowa pork industry
  • Pork exports from Iowa totaled more than $2.1 billion in 2018.
  • The pork industry contributed $40.8 billion in sales in 2019.
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5
Q

Iowa supplies about __% of Iowa’s
cropland fertilizer

A

25

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6
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Benefits and drawbacks of visual evaluation

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Benefits: less expensive, more convenient, aids selection
Drawbacks: subjective and less accurate than ultrasound

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7
Q

Evaluations of live market swine are used to…

A

Estimate carcass characteristics, measure those traits, and calculate market value.

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8
Q

How do livestock deposit fat

A
  • top to bottom
  • front to back
  • gilt are usually more lean than barrows
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9
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Aveagre live wt? Hot Carcass Weight? Dressing Percentage?

A

282 live weight, 211 HCW, and 75% DW

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10
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Average 10th Rib Fat Depth? Loin Eye Area? Ham Muscle Score?

A

.67in 10th rib fat, 7.33 LEA, 1-3 ham muscle score

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11
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How is pork carcass composition measured

A

Ultrasound, using grids and probes, and quality (color and marbling)

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12
Q

The scientific name for the loin
eye

A

longissimus dorsi (LD)

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12
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Hot Carcass Weight Equation

A

Hot Carcass Weight (HCW) = Live Weight (LW) x Dressing Percentage (DP)

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13
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Ham score range and marbling range

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HSR= 1-3 marbling=1-6

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13
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USDA Grade Equation

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USDA Grade = 4 x Last Rib Backfat (LRBF) – Ham Muscle Score (HMS)

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13
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Percent Fat-Free Lean Equation

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Pounds of Fat-Free Lean / HCW x 100 = Percent Fat-Free Lean (%FFL)

13
Q

As live weight increases, what happens to the %FFL

A

It decreases because the increase in weight is due to fat

14
Q

What the highest cattle grade

A

choice

15
Q

What the average daily gain? feed efficiency? and live weight? Dressing yield? in cattle

A

AVD= 2.8-4.5 LBS
FE = 5 - 7.5 DM
LW= 1100-1400
DY = 60-64%

16
Q

Is USDA grading voluntary

A

Yes, you pay to opt in

17
Q

What are grading components of composition (Yield) Traits

A
  1. Fat
  2. Muscle
  3. Bone
18
Q

What are grading components of quality traits

A
  1. Palatability
  2. Color
19
Q

Yield grade formula

A

PYG +/- [(RREA – AREAA)/3] +/- KPH Adjustment = FYG

20
Q

4 types of quality grades

A

prime, choice, select, standard

21
Q

Fat Thickness

A

Measured between the 12th and 13th rib,
and adjusted for overall fat distribution

22
Q

Ribeye Area

A

Measured in square inches between the
12th and 13th rib

23
Q

KPH %

A

Estimated percentage of carcass weight
that is kidney, pelvic, and heart fat

24
Q

Skeletal maturity

A

condition of the sacral, lumbar, and thoracic vertebrae; ribs; and split chine bones

25
Q

Lean maturity

A

Color and texture of lean (ribeye)

26
Q

Whys beef carcasses can be discounted

A

Dark cutter, non-conformity, bruises