Beef cattle management Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Feedlot Study Guide Practice Test. What are Beef Quality Assurance Programs (BQA) and what is their relevance? What are some components that would go into beef quality assurance in a feedyard? - correct answer Beef quality assurance programs are standards/practices that help contribute to the overall consistency, safety, quality of beef produced by many different people. Some componenets of a BQA program would be animal handling, bunk management, documentation of health treatments, etc. Thou...

Beef Quality Assurance Study Guide Test. Beef quality assurance - correct answer - ensures quality meat - leads to positive eating experience for the consumer - ensures quality from conception to consumption - process of figuring out what could go wrong, planning to avoid it and then validating and documenting what you have done History of BQA - correct answer - *beef safety assurance program* - residue avoidance program - early focus on injection site blemishes - voluntary indust...

An important principle of grazing management is the maintenance of immature plants for greater dry matter consumption over time. Bermudagrass can be managed to keep the plant in a vegetative, immature state for grazing purposes. What is the term used to describe the grazing management process used with bermudagrass to keep the forage in a young, vegetative, immature state. An example was presented in class. Discuss this example of bermudagrass forage management. - - Rotational grazing - Ro...

NAVLE Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers Cystic structure felt on ovary: what to adminster to a cow--> - answerGnrh followed by prostaglandin in 15 days 5 week old pigs with sudden death: lethargy, lameness, labored breathing. Pleuritis, pericarditis, peritonitis: causative agent--> - answerhaemophilus parasuis (glassers disease) -clinical signs: CNS signs, polyserositis, polyarthritis, fever, labored breathing. - observed in 3 week to 16 week old pigs - sudden onset, ca...

What are Beef Quality Assurance Programs (BQA) and what is their relevance? What are some components that would go into beef quality assurance in a feedyard? correct answersBeef quality assurance programs are standards/practices that help contribute to the overall consistency, safety, quality of beef produced by many different people. Some componenets of a BQA program would be animal handling, bunk management, documentation of health treatments, etc. Though BQA are not mandated, do many feedy...

feedlot final Question and answers already passed 2023/2024What are Beef Quality Assurance Programs (BQA) and what is their relevance? What are some components that would go into beef quality assurance in a feedyard? - correct answer Beef quality assurance programs are standards/practices that help contribute to the overall consistency, safety, quality of beef produced by many different people. Some componenets of a BQA program would be animal handling, bunk management, documentation of health ...

NAVLE Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers Cystic structure felt on ovary: what to adminster to a cow--> - answerGnrh followed by prostaglandin in 15 days 5 week old pigs with sudden death: lethargy, lameness, labored breathing. Pleuritis, pericarditis, peritonitis: causative agent--> - answerhaemophilus parasuis (glassers disease) -clinical signs: CNS signs, polyserositis, polyarthritis, fever, labored breathing. - observed in 3 week to 16 week old pigs - sudden onset, ca...

JFHMS Quality Assurance Final Exam Questions. Having more and smaller pastures increases forage management flexibility. - correct answer True Which of the following statements about pesticide use is not true? - correct answer Unapproved products may be used if they are new to the market. You are working with a cow that has been in your herd for several years. Due to previous positive handling experiences, she is rather calm and tame. You could say her flight zone is small. - correct ans...

Cow-Calf Production : Involves cows and heifers mated to bulls, either by natural services or artificial insemination, to produce a calf crop. Various breeding programs may be used Commercial producers : Raise steers and heifers that are generally sold at weaning and destined to become slaughter animals. Some operations retain ownership of cattle through the feedlot and merchandise them at market weight. Purebred Breeders : Specialize in seed stock production meaning that the majority...

BQA Exam 1 Review questions and answers, graded A+/ verified/ BQA Mission Statement - -To MAXIMIZE CONSUMER CONFIDENCE in and acceptance of beef by focusing the PRODUCERS attention to daily production practices that influence the SAFETY, WHOLESOMENESS AND QUALITY OF BEEF AND BEEF PRODUCTS. What is the Beef Checkoff? - -$1 per head collected by the State Beef Council. $.50 goes to National Programing and $.50 stays in the state for promoting, researching, educating, and safeguarding the b...