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Bull pens made from pipe, cable and barbed wire are superior, more effective and will
have more longevity than bull pens made from electric fencing materials. CORRECT
ANSWERS False

Even if all your cows get bred and calve in a set calving season, calves born EARLIER
in the calving season are an advantage because they will be heavier when you wean.
CORRECT ANSWERS True

Bull calves that will be developed to use as herd sires should be given growth implants
by the time they are weaned to accelerate their rate of reaching sexual maturity.
CORRECT ANSWERS False

Optimum body condition on a bred heifer going into calving season is a BCS of 5.
Optimum body condition score for a 5 -year-old cow going into calving season is a 7.
CORRECT ANSWERS False

It is critical to make sure new born calves have nursed within the first few hours of life to
insure they have received an adequate amount of colostrum. CORRECT ANSWERS
True

Over the course of a normal production cycle, beef cows are typically at their thinnest
body condition score at calving and then put on more flesh while nursing calves and
continue getting fleshier until weaning. CORRECT ANSWERS False

A body condition score of of 9 would be the optimum body condition for a yearling bull
turned out on cows for the first time. CORRECT ANSWERS False

The type of parasite control (injectable, pour-on , or oral drench) used should be based
on the season and location of your operation. CORRECT ANSWERS True

Replacement heifers need to have reached puberty and be having fertile heats by
weaning age in order to breed and calve at 24 months of age. CORRECT ANSWERS
False

There is little demand for preconditioned cattle and therefore very little economic
incentive to produce preconditioned cattle. CORRECT ANSWERS False

Optimum Maternal Performance in a commercial cow calf operation is having a cow
breed and raise a calf weaning each 12 months. Ideal Maternal performance in a
commercial cow-calf operation is when your cows are weaning 50% of their body weight
each 12 months. CORRECT ANSWERS True

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