Dairy Cattle Judging Test

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Dairy Cattle Judging Test 1. The Ayrshire breed originated in a. England c. Scotland b. France d. Switzerland 2. The Brown Swiss breed originated in a. England c. Scotland b. France d. Switzerland 3. The Guernsey breed originated in a. England c. Scotland b. Isle of Guernsey d. Isle of Jersey 4. The Holstein-Friesian breed originated in a. England c. Scotland b. France d. Switzerland 5. The Jersey breed originated in a. Isle of Jersey c. Isle of Guernsey b. France d. Switzerland 6. The Ayrshire breed was imported into the United States in a. 1822 c. 1869 b. 1831 d. 1621 7. The Brown Swiss breed was imported into the United States in a. 1822 c. 1869 b. 1831 d. 1621 8. The Guernsey breed was imported into the United States in a. 1822 c. 1869 b. 1831 d. 1621 9. The Holstein-Friesian breed was imported into the United States in a. 1621 c. 1822 b. 1831 d. 1869 10. The Jersey breed was imported into the United States in a. 1815 c. 1621 b. 1869 d. 1974 11. The Ayrshire breed is in color. a. Brown c. Cherry red and white

12. The Brown Swiss breed is in color. a. Brown c. Cherry red and white 13. The Guernsey breed is in color. a. Brown c. Fawn with white markings 14. The Holstein-Friesian breed is in color. a. Brown c. Cherry red and white 15. The Jersey breed is in color. a. Fawn with white markings c. Cherry red and white 16. The Ayrshire breed ranks among other dairy breeds in size. a. 1st c. 3rd 17. The Brown Swiss breed ranks among other dairy breeds in size. 18. The Guernsey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in size. a. 1st c. 3rd 19. The Holstein-Friesian breed ranks among other dairy breeds in size. 20. The Jersey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in size. a. 1st c. 3rd 21. The Ayrshire breed ranks among other dairy breeds in milk

22. The Brown Swiss breed ranks among other dairy breeds in milk 23. The Guernsey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in milk 24. The Holstein-Friesian breed ranks among other dairy breeds in milk 25. The Jersey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in milk 26. The Ayrshire breed ranks among other dairy breeds in 27. The Brown Swiss breed ranks among other dairy breeds in 28. The Guernsey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in 29. The Holstein-Friesian breed ranks among other dairy breeds in 30. The Jersey breed ranks among other dairy breeds in

31. The average size dairy farm in the United States has since 1954. 32. The purpose of the Dairy Termination Program administer by the USDA in the 1980's was to decrease the number of dairy cattle on farms and to reduce the oversupply of milk in the marketplace. 33. The production of milk on a per cow basis since the DTP was initiated. 34. The number of dairy cattle farms in the United States has over the past 30 years. 35. The production of milkfat per cow has over the 30 years. 36. The acronym DHIA stands for Dairy Herd Improvement Association. 37. Grade A milk has been produced on farms that have met approval and the milk produced on that farm can be used for fluid milk only. 38. Grade B milk must be processed before it can be consumed by humans. 39. The per capita consumption of milk has over the past 10 years. 40. The per capita consumption of butter has over the past 10 years. 41. The per capita consumption of cheese has over the past 10 years. 42. The per capita consumption of ice cream has over the past 10 years. 43. The leading state in dairy cattle numbers is. a. West Virginia c. California b. Texas d. Wisconsin 44. The leading state in fluid milk produced is.

a. West Virginia c. California b. Texas d. Wisconsin 45. Which of the following are not methods of government involvement. a. Zoning ordinances c. Milk marketing orders b. Support prices d. Animal control 46. Which of the following breeds of cattle is a nontraditional dairy cow. a. Angus c. Shorthorn b. Hereford d. Simmental 47. Animals that meet the requirements of a breed association is called. a. Registered b. Grade c. Commercial 48. Cattle that have a registered sire and a native dam are called. a. Registered b. Grade c. Commercial 49. When selecting a dairy breed to raise, you should consider which of the following factors. a. Breed that is common to the area c. Personal Preference b. Market for the product produced d. All of the above 50. Many breed associations have began accepting cattle that do no meet all of the requirements of their association. 51. The selection of dairy cattle is not based upon which of the following. a. Milk production records c. Size and Capacity b. Pedigree d. Physical Appearance 52. Pedigrees are used to show the ancestry of a dairy cow and not to predict traits that could be passed on from parent to offspring. 53. The Dairy Cow Unified Score Card evaluates dairy cows on the basis of a. General Appearance and Dairy Character b. Body Capacity c. Udder d. All of the above 54. A lactating dairy cow weighing 1,400 pounds and producing 80 pounds of milk per day requires gallons of water per day if the temperature is 60 degrees. a. 14.5 c. 26.1 b. 31.9 d. 37.7 55. A lactating dairy cow should be fed pounds of forage dry matter per 100 pound of body weight.

a. 1.5 to 2.5 c. 3.5 to 4.5 b. 2.5 to 3.5 d. 4.5 to 5.5 56. The average age of puberty in cattle is. a. 6 to 8 months c. 10 to 12 months b. 8 to 10 months d. 12 to 14 months 57. The average length of cycle for cattle is days. a. 14 days c. 27 days b. 21 days d. 30 days 58. The average length of the estrus cycle for cattle is. a. 16 to 18 hours c. 3 to 4 days b. 30 to 32 hours d. 6 days 59. The average length of the gestation cycle for cattle is days. a. 151 c. 336 b. 283 d. 365 60. The top reason for culling a dairy cow from the herd is. a. Poor feet and legs c. Mastitis b. Poor disposition d. Low production 61. A dairy cow should be dried off for days. a. 40 to 70 days c. 100 to 120 days b. 70 to 100 days d. 120 to 145 days 62. A calving interval for dairy cattle is months. a. 11 to 12 months c. 13 to 14 months b. 12 to 13 months d. 14 to 15 months 63. The best way to dry off a lactating dairy cow is to. a. Stop milking her b. Do not milk her out for the last few days c. Milk her every other day for several days d. All of the above 64. The acroymn AI stands for Artificial Insemination. 65. A cow will continue to lactate for days after parturition. a. 200 to 240 c. 270 to 300 b. 240 to 270 d. 300 to 330 66. The major diseases that concern dairy farmers include a. IBR c. BVD

b. PI3 d. AID 67. Mastitis is usually cause by a. bacteria c. virus b. flies d. birds 68. Mastitis affects which part of the dairy cow anatomy? a. head c. feet b. udder d. legs 69. Typical signs of mastitis are a. Swollen tender quarter c. Inflamed udder b. Depression d. All of the above 70. Symptoms of milk fever include a. Loss of appetite c. Staggering b. Bloating d. All of the above

1. C 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. A 6. A 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. A 11. C 12. A 13. C 14. B 15. D 16. C 17. C 18. B 19. A 20. D 21. B 22. C 23. D 24. A 25. D 26. B 27. B 28. C 29. D 30. A 31. B 32. A 33. A 34. B 35. A 36. A 37. A 38. A 39. C 40. B 41. A 42. A 43. D 44. C Dairy Cattle Judging Test Key

45. D 46. C 47. A 48. B 49. D 50. A 51. C 52. A 53. D 54. B 55. A 56. A 57. B 58. A 59. B 60. D 61. A 62. B 63. D 64. A 65. C 66. D 67. A 68. B 69. D 70. D