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Animal science 1110 USU final QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED, 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS— GRADED A+ The Sheep Industry is what type of integration Vertical Integration What are the top 5 counties for sheep in Utah 1. Sanpete 2. Box Elder 3. Iron 4. Morgan 5. Wasatch Stocking rate is what the most important aspect of pasture management Sheep and Goat animals conversion 5 sheep = 1 cow+calf 6.7 goats = 1 cow+calf Selection preferences of grazing of cattle and horses grasses forbs browse Selection preferences of grazing of sheep forbs grasses browse Selection preferences of grazing of goats browse forbs grasses Sheep and goat guard animals - dogs - llamas - donkeys Classifying sheep breeds - Maternal Adaptable, hardy, usually above average fleece.

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Animal science 1110 USU final
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) / ALREADY GRADED A+
The Sheep Industry is what type of integration ✔✔Vertical Integration


What are the top 5 counties for sheep in Utah ✔✔1. Sanpete
2. Box Elder
3. Iron
4. Morgan
5. Wasatch


Stocking rate is what ✔✔the most important aspect of pasture management


Sheep and Goat animals conversion ✔✔5 sheep = 1 cow+calf
6.7 goats = 1 cow+calf


Selection preferences of grazing of cattle and horses ✔✔grasses > forbs >
browse


Selection preferences of grazing of sheep ✔✔forbs > grasses > browse


Selection preferences of grazing of goats ✔✔browse > forbs > grasses


Sheep and goat guard animals ✔✔- dogs
- llamas

, - donkeys


Classifying sheep breeds - Maternal ✔✔Adaptable, hardy, usually above
average fleece.


Classifying sheep breeds - Terminal ✔✔fast growth, heavy muscling, carcass
quality.


Classifying sheep breeds - Dual-purpose ✔✔Balance between terminal and
maternal


Classifying sheep breeds - Dairy ✔✔milk quantity and quality


Classifying sheep breeds by their wool type ✔✔- fine-wool
- medium wool
- coarse wool ( or carpet wool)
- long wool
- hair


Classify goat breeds ✔✔- distinguished by purpose and type
- dairy vs. Meat vs. Fiber
- milk - smaller fat particles, easier to digest
- browse


Fiber types - hair ✔✔smoother than wool, long, does not accept dye

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