Got Milk

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Got Milk?
By Lauren Jarrett and Dr. Frank Flanders Georgia
Agricultural Education Curriculum Office, July
2001 To accompany the Georgia Agricultural
Education Curriculum Course 02.421 Go to Last
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Health
Breed
Nutrition
Reproduce
Diseases
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Breed for 1
Clue High producing breed, characterized by
black and white markings, can also be red and
white
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Breed for 1
Answer Holstein
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Breed for 2
Clue This breed is regarded very favorably
because of its milk and butterfat production.
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Breed for 2
Answer Jersey
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Breed for 3
Clue The breed is known for producing
high-butterfat, high-protein milk with a high
concentration of betacarotene
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Breed for 3
Answer Guernsey
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Breed for 4
Clue This breed is the most versatile of all
breeds also noted for ease of calving, and
economy of production
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Breed for 4
Answer Milking Short Horn
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Breed for 5
Clue This breed is known for their correct feet
and legs
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Breed for 5
Answer Brown Swiss
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Health for 1
Clue Removing the horns from horned breeds of
cattle
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Health for 1
Answer Dehorning
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Health for 2
Clue A permanent method of cattle
identification involving burning a scar on the
hide of cattle
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Health for 2
Answer Branding
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Health for 3
Clue When animals of the same species, but of a
different breed, are mated
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Health for 3
Answer Crossbreeding
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Health for 4
Clue Removing dairy cows from the herd based on
established criteria
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Health for 4
Answer Culling
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Health for 5
Clue Baby Calves are raised in these to prevent
disease prevention
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Health for 5
Answer Hutches
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Nutrition for 1
Clue Feedstuffs with a high fiber content such
as hay and alfalfa
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Nutrition for 1
Answer Roughage
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Nutrition for 2
Clue Fermented roughage
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Nutrition for 2
Answer Silage
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Nutrition for 3
Clue The first and largest section of the
stomach of a ruminant receives ingested food
materials
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Nutrition for 3
Answer Rumen
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Nutrition for 4
Clue When a ruminant chews their cud
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Nutrition for 4
Answer Ruminate
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Nutrition for 5
Clue Name the four stomachs of a cow
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Nutrition for 5
Answer Rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum
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Reproduction for 1
Clue The period in which a female is receptive
to the male
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Reproduction for 1
Answer Estrus
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Reproduction for 2
Clue The period of pregnancy
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Reproduction for 2
Answer Gestation
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Reproduction for 3
Clue The first milk given by an animal after
parturition baby animals need this to help
develop disease immunity
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Reproduction for 3
Answer Colostrum
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Reproduction for 4
Clue The production of one or more exact genetic
copies of an animal
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Reproduction for 4
Answer Cloning
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Reproduction for 5
Clue Secretion of milk by the mammary glands
the production of milk by a female mammal
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Reproduction for 5
Answer Lactation
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Diseases for 1
Clue A disease of the reproductive tract of
cattle, sheep, goats, and hogs, that causes
abortion, also known as Bangs diseases
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Diseases for 1
Answer Brucellosis
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Diseases for 2
Clue An environmental disease of cattle and
sheep causes by stress more likely to affect
under fed animals
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Diseases for 2
Answer Shipping Fever
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Diseases for 3
Clue A bacterial disease of the mammary glands
the udder of cattle may be warm and hard to the
touch causes lost dairy production
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Diseases for 3
Answer Mastitis
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Diseases for 4
Clue A viral infection that afflicts animals
with cloven hooves such as cattle, pigs, and
sheep. All affected animals must be destroyed.
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Diseases for 4
Answer Foot and Mouth Disease
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Diseases for 5
Clue Caused by calcium deficiency, and it occurs
when milk secretion uses calcium faster than it
can be replenished in the blood.
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Diseases for 5
Answer Milk Fever
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Quiz Game Answers Note Teacher may wish to
duplicate and use as a handout for students.
Foal Estrus Mare Aquaculture Jack
Kitten Down Crossbreeding Jenny
Queen Pony Dehorning Mule Hutch
Bit Draft Horse Hinny Boiler Frog
Brown Swiss Ram Polled
Plug Shipping Fever Lamb Gaggle
Ewe Colostrums Ewe Holstein
Ram Gestation Boar Culling
Fry Roughage Wether Hutches Gilt
Branding Jersey Candling Sow
Ruminate Tack Barrow Filly
Lactation Silage Steer Drake Milk
Fever Cloning Marbling Gelding Bos
Indicus Lambing Mastitis Billy or buck
Rumen Foaling Brucellosis Tomcat Bos
Tarus Farrowing Guernsey Nocturnal
Brackish Water Spawning Docking Nanny
or doe Milking Short Horn Fingerling Foot
and mouth disease Rumen, reticulum, omasum,
abomasums
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answers, then show the review to your class using
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Students, in groups of five, can make up 5 Clues
each one for each category, or each in charge of
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choose Slide Show. To link to the Clues from
slide 2, move the mouse over a number so that a
hand appears. Click on the number. You must do
the same to go back to the game board on each
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  players. Have any other students count off 1 to
  4 and sit in the audience.
• 3.      Provide each team with a flashlight,
  whistle, or other means of "buzzing-in" to
  indicate they know the answer.
• 4.      Appoint a scorekeeper.
• 5.      Appoint a reader to read each question to
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• 6.      The teacher or a student can act as
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• 7.      Let the first team select a category.
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