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Dairy Production A
By Ariel Bunting
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Question 1
1.
What should calves receive within the first 24 hours?
Corn
Silage
Water
Colostrum
Question 2
2.
This breed may not excel in milk production, but makes up for it with the highest butterfat and protein content.
Holstein
Milking Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Brown Swiss
Jersey
Question 3
3.
What is the correct order that bST injection works?
Maintenance, Bone growth, Milk production
Milk production, Maintenance, Bone growth
Bone growth, Maintenance, Milk Production
Milk production, Bone growth, Maintenance
Question 4
4.
Which of the following definitions best describes a heifer?
Cow no longer giving milk
Castrated male bovine
A female bovine who has already calved
A female bovine who has yet to calve
Question 5
5.
This Alps based breed can vary from light to dark brown, and high butterfat and protein content.
Holstein
Ayrshire
Jersey
Guernsey
Milking Shorthorn
Brown Swiss
Question 6
6.
List 4 of the 9 essential nutrients found in milk. (Do your best on spelling. I will go back in and hand grade this question.)
Question 7
7.
This fawn colored breed is known best for the golden hue of its milk.
Brown Swiss
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Holstein
Jersey
Milking Shorthorn
Question 8
8.
Of the essential nutrients found in milk, which one is the most critical nutrient that dairy foods are the richest in?
Question 9
9.
Which of the following definitions best describes a calf?
To calve and begin giving milk
Castrated male bovine
A female bovine who has yet to calve
A young bovine
Question 10
10.
This big framed breed produces the largest average amount of milk per cow.
Brown Swiss
Ayrshire
Milking Shorthorn
Gurnsey
Holstein
Jersey
Question 11
11.
How long after calving will a cow typically produce milk in a dairy herd?
12 - 18 months
18 - 24 months
6 - 8 months
24 - 30 months
Question 12
12.
This Scotland native breed is red, white, and brown in color, and is known for its strong, well-attached udder.
Holstein
Guernsey
Milking Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Jersey
Brown Swiss
Question 13
13.
Which of the following definitions best describes a cow?
A young bovine
A mature male bovine
A female bovine who has yet to calve
A female bovine who has already calved
Question 14
14.
This dual purpose breed comes in color combinations of red, white, and roan.
Guernsey
Brown Swiss
Milking Shorthorn
Holstein
Jersey
Ayrshire
Question 15
15.
In
2 - 3 sentences
,
explain
one
example of technology that advances production on dairy farms.
Question 16
16.
Milk is one of the safest foods you can eat.
True
False
Question 17
17.
The addition of one or more vitamins, minerals, or proteins is known as this.
Homogenization
Separation
Clarification
Fortification
Question 18
18.
Which cheese is unripened, creamy white in color, and used in 30% of the nation's cheese production?
Monterey Jack
Cheddar
Provolone
Mozzarella
Question 19
19.
Milk is standardized to ...
Establish consistent pricing
Extend shelf life
Achieve consisten color
Achieve the desired fat content
Question 20
20.
This cheese is described as semisoft, creamy white in color, and easily identifiable by its orange-colored rind.
Muenster
Colby
Cheddar
Mozzarell
Question 21
21.
Milk that contains 0.5% - 1.5% milk fat.
Skim/Nonfat
Reduced fat
Whole
Low fat
Question 22
22.
On average, milk's journey from the farm to grocery store takes about ...
12 hours
24 hours
3 days
48 hours
Question 23
23.
What is added to 98% of all fluid milk?
Question 24
24.
This cheese is described as having a sweet, nut-like flavor and is easily identifiable by its eyes.
Swiss
Feta
Muenster
Provolone
Question 25
25.
Water makes up what percentage of milk?
79%
83%
91%
88%
Question 26
26.
What is pasteurization?
Heating milk to make it bacteriologically safe
Separating the cream from the milk
Breaking up and dispersing milk-fat
Removing non-milk particles
Question 27
27.
Which cheese can be described as soft, white, crumbly, and cured in a brine solution?
Swiss
Mozzarella
Muenster
Feta
Question 28
28.
Milk that contains 3.5% milk fat.
Whole
Skim/Nonfat
Low fat
Reduced fat
Question 29
29.
This is the separation of the cream from the milk.
Fortification
Clarification
Separation
Homogenization
Question 30
30.
Bonus:
How are the eyes formed in the question "
This cheese is described as having a sweet, nut-like flavor and is easily identifiable by its eyes."