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Which body characteristic is most indicative of a dairy cattle breed?
Which body characteristic is most indicative of a dairy cattle breed?
- A wedge-shaped body (correct)
- Thick skin
- Strong hindquarters
- A cylindrical body shape
Which factor is crucial for the high milk production in dairy cattle?
Which factor is crucial for the high milk production in dairy cattle?
- Large feed intake
- Access to clean water
- Presence of the milk vein (correct)
- Well-maintained hooves
What is the normal heart rate for dairy cattle?
What is the normal heart rate for dairy cattle?
- 50-70 per minute
- 60-90 per minute (correct)
- 90-110 per minute
- 30-50 per minute
Holstein Friesian cattle are known for their origin in which countries?
Holstein Friesian cattle are known for their origin in which countries?
How much blood needs to pass through the udder to produce 1 liter of milk?
How much blood needs to pass through the udder to produce 1 liter of milk?
What height range typically characterizes dairy cattle from the ground to their shoulders?
What height range typically characterizes dairy cattle from the ground to their shoulders?
What angle of the ribs in relation to the spine is typical for dairy cattle?
What angle of the ribs in relation to the spine is typical for dairy cattle?
What is the typical length of dairy cattle measured from the shoulders to the base of the tail?
What is the typical length of dairy cattle measured from the shoulders to the base of the tail?
Which breed is known as the best Southern dairy breed and originates from Pakistan and India?
Which breed is known as the best Southern dairy breed and originates from Pakistan and India?
Which breed has been introduced to the most African countries?
Which breed has been introduced to the most African countries?
What percentage of fat and protein in milk is referred to in the text?
What percentage of fat and protein in milk is referred to in the text?
Which breed has made a major contribution to composite breeds used elsewhere in the tropics?
Which breed has made a major contribution to composite breeds used elsewhere in the tropics?
How long can a cow continue to produce milk if she is used to suckle calves?
How long can a cow continue to produce milk if she is used to suckle calves?
Which breed is used in 34 countries around the world?
Which breed is used in 34 countries around the world?
What is lactation in cows?
What is lactation in cows?
Which of the following is a breed with African ancestry?
Which of the following is a breed with African ancestry?
Which of these topics is covered in the lectures?
Which of these topics is covered in the lectures?
Which factor is specifically analyzed in the practical work related to dairy and beef cattle?
Which factor is specifically analyzed in the practical work related to dairy and beef cattle?
What is the main objective of keeping cattle?
What is the main objective of keeping cattle?
Which aspect is involved in the field trip conducted?
Which aspect is involved in the field trip conducted?
Which of these is not listed as a part of the classes?
Which of these is not listed as a part of the classes?
Approximately what percentage of the world's population live on dairy farms?
Approximately what percentage of the world's population live on dairy farms?
How many international cattle breeds are known?
How many international cattle breeds are known?
What is taught in the 'Analysis of nutrition in dairy herds' class?
What is taught in the 'Analysis of nutrition in dairy herds' class?
Study Notes
Dairy Cattle Breed Characteristics
- High milk production is a crucial characteristic of dairy cattle breeds.
- A deep body capacity is indicative of a dairy breed.
- Dairy cattle typically have a heart rate ranging between 40 and 80 beats per minute.
Dairy Cattle Breeds and Origins
- Holstein Friesian cattle originated in the Netherlands and Germany.
- Sahiwal cattle are considered the best Southern dairy breed and originate from Pakistan and India.
- The Holstein Friesian breed is used in 34 countries worldwide.
- One breed has contributed significantly to composite breeds in tropical regions.
Dairy Cattle Production and Physiology
- Approximately 500 liters of blood must pass through the udder to produce 1 liter of milk.
- Dairy cattle stand between 130 and 150 centimeters tall at the shoulders (withers).
- Dairy cattle typically exhibit ribs that angle downwards towards the spine.
- Dairy cattle typically measure 1.5 to 1.8 meters from their shoulders to the base of their tail.
- A cow can continue producing milk for an extended period (not specified) while suckling calves.
- The lactation period in cows refers to the period of milk production following calving.
Dairy Cattle Husbandry and Management
- Approximately 3.5% fat and 3.2% protein in milk are indicated in the notes.
- The main objective of keeping cattle is for milk and meat production.
- The text mentions analysis of nutrition in dairy herds, but doesn't specify specifics of the class content.
- Specific details on the percentages of world's populations living on dairy farms; the exact number of international cattle breeds are not given.
- A field trip involved in the course is mentioned, but the specific location or activity is not provided.
- The practical work focuses explicitly on the analysis of factors related to dairy and beef cattle, but does not specify which factors.
Dairy Cattle Genetics and Ancestry
- The text mentions an African cattle breed, but not its name.
Course Curriculum (Inferred)
- The course appears to cover dairy cattle breeds, their physiology, production, and management.
- The practical component analyzes factors related to both dairy and beef cattle.
- There is a field trip component.
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This quiz covers the physical and behavioral characteristics of dairy cattle, including their body shape, skin, musculature, and temperament.
