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Final Exam Animal Science Pierce Blinn Q&A 100% Solved | Graded A+ leading country in swine - china leading country in sheep - australia leading country in cattle - india group of cattle is called - herd group of sheep is called - flock group if swine is called - drove group of goats is called - band (cattle) a sexually mature male - bull (cattle) a female that has produced a calf - cow (cattle) a female that has not produced a calf - heifer (cattle) a female that has calved once, dried up, and then fed for slaughter - heiferette (cattle) a castrated male - steer young cattle of either sex - calf weaned cattle that are run on grass or fed on high roughage diet - stocker

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Final Exam Animal Science Pierce Blinn
Q&A 100% Solved | Graded A+

leading country in swine - ✔✔china

leading country in sheep - ✔✔australia

leading country in cattle - ✔✔india

group of cattle is called - ✔✔herd

group of sheep is called - ✔✔flock

group if swine is called - ✔✔drove

group of goats is called - ✔✔band

(cattle) a sexually mature male - ✔✔bull

(cattle) a female that has produced a calf - ✔✔cow

(cattle) a female that has not produced a calf - ✔✔heifer

(cattle) a female that has calved once, dried up, and then fed for slaughter -

✔✔heiferette

(cattle) a castrated male - ✔✔steer

young cattle of either sex - ✔✔calf

weaned cattle that are run on grass or fed on high roughage diet - ✔✔stocker

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, cattle between 1 and 2 years of age - ✔✔yearling

(goats and sheep) a male that is sexually mature - ✔✔ram or buck

intact male goat - ✔✔billy

sexually mature female sheep - ✔✔ewe

a sexually mature female goat - ✔✔doe or nanny

a castrated male sheep or goat - ✔✔wether

a young goat - ✔✔kid

(swine) a male of breeding age - ✔✔boar

(swine) a mature female that has produced young - ✔✔sow

(swine) an immature female - ✔✔Gilt

(swine) a castrated male - ✔✔barrow

(horse) a sexually mature male - ✔✔stalion or stud

an intact male donkey - ✔✔jack

(horse) a sexually mature female horse - ✔✔mare

a female donkey - ✔✔jennet or jenny

( horse) an immature male - ✔✔colt

(horse) a castrated male - ✔✔gelding


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