cattle Crossword Puzzles
Stock Show Vocabulary 2023-01-10
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- A pen for holding livestock
- A special leather seat placed on an animal's back to make riding easier
- Men or women who work on cattle ranches or compete in rodeos
- A term for cattle with very long horns that originally ran wild in much of Texas and northern Mexico
- A word used as a command to stop a moving horse
- To catch an animal with a lasso or lariat
- A person who rides or competes in a rodeo
- The space where a rodeo competition is held
- A collective term for bulls, cows, and steers
- A piece of clothing won over pants to protect a cowboys' legs
- Riding without a saddle
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- A term for fully grown make cattle
- a competition among cowboys and cowgirls
- Another word for a cowboy
- A term for fully grown female cattle
- Narrow straps used by the rider to guide and stop a moving horse
- Marking cattle or horses with a hot iron that imprints the symbol of the owner on the animals' hide
- Animals used in a rodeo
- A young bull raised to produce meat rather than to produce young
- A term for young cattle that are not fully grown
- The bringing together of cattle
- The movement of a herd of cattle
- Spiky metal objects worn on the heel of a rider's boot and used to urge horses to move faster
23 Clues: Animals used in a rodeo • Riding without a saddle • Another word for a cowboy • A pen for holding livestock • The bringing together of cattle • The movement of a herd of cattle • A term for fully grown make cattle • A term for fully grown female cattle • a competition among cowboys and cowgirls • To catch an animal with a lasso or lariat • ...
ANS II - 5.01: Animal Housing (Cattle) 2020-03-19
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- dairy cows confined to a stanchion or tie stall
- cycles animals through a series of pastures
- crowding pen that again moves cattle into a smaller group
- holds cattle
- barn where dairy cattle move around as they want
- no buildings, just windbreak fences and sunshades
- area where workers operate equipment used to milk animals
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- separate room/area where cattle are milked
- pen where workers can separate cattle into smaller groups
- provide animals smaller sections of grass every few days
- used for cow calf producers; requires minimal facilities
- room where milk is filtered, cooled and stored in stainless steel tanks
- type of heifers raised on pasture
- type of barn open to environment on one side
- used to house young dairy calves
- number of acres of pasture for every 500 cattle in feedlots
- type of equipment used to remove waste in dairy barns
- type of barn closed, insulated and kept warm
- modified headgate system where larger numbers of dairy cattle can be restrained
19 Clues: holds cattle • used to house young dairy calves • type of heifers raised on pasture • separate room/area where cattle are milked • cycles animals through a series of pastures • type of barn open to environment on one side • type of barn closed, insulated and kept warm • dairy cows confined to a stanchion or tie stall • barn where dairy cattle move around as they want • ...
Cattle Breeds & Terminology Puzzle 2020-03-18
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- Originally used as a dual purpose breed, this breed of cattle originated in England and is sometimes called the Durham breed.
- Black, polled beef cattle that originated in Scotland that is known for its high quality carcass quality.
- This naturally hornless breed originated in Iowa and is red with a white face, legs and underline.
- This bred originated on the Kings Ranch in Texas by crossing Shorthorn cattle with Brahman bulls.
- White, horned cattle that originated in France that are known for their large frame.
- A young animal of either gender.
- Scientific name of cattle that are considered to be European breeds.
- This bred from Germany is noted for its superior fertility and mothering ability, although they tend to have excess flesh under the
- Beef cattle that originated in India and is known for their hump, loose dewlap, resistance to insects and tolerance to heat.
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- This bred was developed entirely in nature in North America, and although known for its high fertility were near extinction in
- A female that has given birth.
- Scientific name of “exotic” breeds of cattle that are considered to originated from Zebu.
- A female that has not given birth.
- Beef cattle that have no set color pattern, have a large frame and are known for their rapid growth that originated in
- Red cattle with white faces that are horned. They are docile and good foragers.
- Cream to light fawn colored, small framed dairy breed with high butterfat content in milk.
- Black & White cattle that is the largest framed dairy breed and highest quantity milk producer.
- An intact male used for breeding.
- A male that was castrated after he reached sexual maturity.
- A castrated male raised primarily for meat purposes.
20 Clues: A female that has given birth. • A young animal of either gender. • An intact male used for breeding. • A female that has not given birth. • A castrated male raised primarily for meat purposes. • A male that was castrated after he reached sexual maturity. • Scientific name of cattle that are considered to be European breeds. • ...
animal terminolgoy 2024-10-09
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- Latin name of swine
- Castrated goat
- Latin name of goat
- cattle offspring
- mature male goat
- what chickens produce
- mature male sheep
- mature female cattle
- mature female sheep
- mature male swine
- Mature female swine
- Latin name of horse
- horse offspring
- young cow
- mature male horse
- young swine
- what sheep produce
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- mature female goat
- Latin name of cattle
- goat offspring
- Castrated male cattle
- Latin name for chicken
- chicken offspring
- Castrated male swine
- Castrated male horse
- what do horses produce
- mature female swine
- mature male chicken
- mature female horse
- young chicken
- young horse
- Mature male cattle
- mature female chicken
- swine offspring
- young sheep
35 Clues: young cow • young horse • young swine • young sheep • young chicken • goat offspring • Castrated goat • horse offspring • swine offspring • cattle offspring • mature male goat • chicken offspring • mature male sheep • mature male swine • mature male horse • mature female goat • Latin name of goat • Mature male cattle • what sheep produce • Latin name of swine • mature female swine • mature male chicken • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-01-25
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- mature male cattle
- mature male turkey
- a mature female goose
- castrated male swine
- newborn goose
- 3months, 3 weeks, 3 days
- duck birth term
- young female cattle
- young female goat
- mature female goat
- young female chicken
- fish birth term
- newborn goat
- newborn chicken
- young male/female fish
- newborn rabbit
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- sheep birth term
- mature male swine
- a castrated male cow
- mature female cattle
- horse birth term
- mature female goose
- young female sheep
- castrated male horse
- swine birth term
- newborn cattle
- mature male goose
- goat birth term
- mature male rabbit
- castrated male chicken
- mature female turkey
- cattle dairy/beef birth term
- newborn fish
33 Clues: newborn goat • newborn fish • newborn goose • newborn cattle • newborn rabbit • duck birth term • goat birth term • fish birth term • newborn chicken • sheep birth term • horse birth term • swine birth term • mature male swine • mature male goose • young female goat • mature male cattle • mature male turkey • young female sheep • mature male rabbit • mature female goat • mature female goose • ...
Animal Terminology 2021-03-23
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- Mature Male Swine
- Castrated Horse
- Top Livestock Industry in terms of sales
- Baby Horse
- Mature male duck
- Meat from Sheep
- Genus for Horses
- Baby Goose
- The help that animal producers need to produce their animals, like vets
- Mature male horse
- Mature male goose
- Female Swine before Giving Birth
- Male Neutering
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- Female Cattle before Giving Birth
- Male Chicken
- Preparing the Animals or their products for the consumer
- Inputs needed in animal production
- Female Chicken
- Castrated Cattle
- Genus for Cattle
- Mature female swine
- The process or moving animals and their products from the producer to the consumer
- Female Neutering
- Baby Rabbit
- Castrated Swine
- Baby Cattle
- Castrated Sheep and Goats
27 Clues: Baby Horse • Baby Goose • Baby Rabbit • Baby Cattle • Male Chicken • Female Chicken • Male Neutering • Castrated Horse • Meat from Sheep • Castrated Swine • Mature male duck • Castrated Cattle • Genus for Cattle • Female Neutering • Genus for Horses • Mature Male Swine • Mature male horse • Mature male goose • Mature female swine • Castrated Sheep and Goats • Female Swine before Giving Birth • ...
Livestock Terms 2023-10-31
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- offspring of swine
- young female of poultry
- castrated male of poultry
- offspring of cattle
- young female of goats
- mature male of cattle
- offspring of goats
- mature male of goats
- mature female of swine
- fully grown
- mature male of poultry
- to remove the testes and prevent unwanted breeding
- castrated male of swine
- mature female of sheep
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- young female of swine
- young female of sheep
- agricultural product from swine
- mature female of goats
- offspring of poultry
- young female of cattle
- offspring of sheep
- mature male of swine
- castrated male of sheep and goats
- mature female of poultry
- Mature female of cattle
- castrated male of cattle
- mature male of goats
27 Clues: fully grown • offspring of swine • offspring of sheep • offspring of goats • offspring of cattle • offspring of poultry • mature male of goats • mature male of swine • mature male of goats • young female of swine • young female of sheep • young female of goats • mature male of cattle • mature female of goats • young female of cattle • mature female of swine • mature male of poultry • ...
Cattle Terminology 2024-05-16
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- When a cow has a digestive disorder.
- Castrated Male cow.
- A cow between one and two years of age.
- A young cow.
- Cattle giving birth.
- Scientific name for cattle.
- A weaned calf that will be used for slaughter.
- Period when cows produce milk.
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- A way to signify your ownership of cattle.
- A breeding technique.
- The period of cattle pregnancy.
- Mature male cow.
- A young Female cow that hasn't had a calf.
- tag A identification symbol for cattle
- The name for a cows stomach.
- A finishing operation.
- Fat inside of a steak.
- Naturally hornless.
- Removing a calf from its mother.
- A way to predict an offspring of a cow.
20 Clues: A young cow. • Mature male cow. • Castrated Male cow. • Naturally hornless. • Cattle giving birth. • A breeding technique. • A finishing operation. • Fat inside of a steak. • Scientific name for cattle. • The name for a cows stomach. • Period when cows produce milk. • The period of cattle pregnancy. • Removing a calf from its mother. • When a cow has a digestive disorder. • ...
Philips cross word puzzle 2014-02-03
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- Beef processing plants are blank with animal calmness and safety in mind.
- Cattle are natures own blank machines.
- In blank, cattle leave manure just like the wild animals that ream the land.
- Beef is known for blank protein.
- More then 1 million farmers and blank raise cattle.
- Animals in blank also are treated properly.
- Today there are almost 100 blank beef animals.
- fed Blank cattle spend the majority of there lives in the pasture.
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- Protein is only one piece of beef nutrition blank.
- Each year americans eat 65 pounds of beef.
- The beef industry has make beef blank than ever.
- Cattles liquid waste is kept in large blank.
- Beef contains all none blank amino acids.
- raised Blank cattle never received antibiotics.
- Rules about what cattle can be fed prevent occurrences of blank.
- Beef is a powerful blank.
- Blank is an important nutrient that keeps your body working properly.
- Fresh items must be sold promptly with blank marked on the package.
- Only about blank of the animal becomes beef.
- Cattle produce small amount of blank.
20 Clues: Beef is a powerful blank. • Beef is known for blank protein. • Cattle produce small amount of blank. • Cattle are natures own blank machines. • Beef contains all none blank amino acids. • Each year americans eat 65 pounds of beef. • Animals in blank also are treated properly. • Cattles liquid waste is kept in large blank. • Only about blank of the animal becomes beef. • ...
Owen Herrington Hour 2nd 2024-04-18
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- what did cowboy ride on
- who herded cattle
- how many cowboys did it take to maintain a herd of cattle
- how many dollars could a cattle cost
- what is a word for farming
- metal bended to make sharp edges to keep animals in one area
- how many dollars did a cowboy earn a day
- when cowboys moved cattle
- after the civil war what was there a shortage of
- how many hours a day did a cowboy work
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- what fields were most cattle raised on
- a African American cowboy
- what is it called when a herd of animals all start running
- what kept live stalk in a certain area
- how many dollars did one acre of land cost
- what percent of southern people were in poverty after the civil war
- what did cattle from Texas bring to other cattle
- what protected farmers and cowboys legs from getting cut
- people who have the same cultural background
- what invention made more cow fields be in one certain area
- how many dollars would 160 acres of land cost when you turn 21
21 Clues: who herded cattle • what did cowboy ride on • a African American cowboy • when cowboys moved cattle • what is a word for farming • how many dollars could a cattle cost • what fields were most cattle raised on • what kept live stalk in a certain area • how many hours a day did a cowboy work • how many dollars did a cowboy earn a day • how many dollars did one acre of land cost • ...
Livestock Nomenclature 2023-09-26
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- Mature female chicken, duck, or turkey
- Mature male turkey
- Newborn or young male duck
- Young male goat
- Castrated male horse
- Newborn goat
- Mature male horse
- Castrated male cattle
- Young female cattle
- Newborn sheep
- Castrated male turkey, chicken, or duck
- Newborn swine
- Mature male sheep
- Young female sheep
- Group of rabbits
- Mature male goat
- Swine giving birth
- Young male horse
- Mature female sheep
- Young or mature male swine
- Young female duck
- Mature male chicken
- Mature male cattle
- Rabbit giving birth
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- Turkey, duck or chicken giving birth
- Mature male rabbit
- Group of swine, cattle, or horses
- Young male cattle
- Cattle giving birth
- Young turkey (male or female)
- Young female rabbit
- Newborn cattle
- Mature female goat
- Mature female rabbit
- Horse giving birth
- Mature female swine
- Young male sheep
- Young female horse
- Newborn rabbit
- Mature male duck
- Sheep giving birth
- Young chicken
- Group of goats, sheep, turkeys, ducks, or chicken
- Mature female horse
- Mature female cattle
- Newborn horse
- Castrated sheep or goat
- Castrated male swine
- Young male rabbit
- Young female goat
- Goat giving birth
- Young female swine
52 Clues: Newborn goat • Newborn sheep • Young chicken • Newborn swine • Newborn horse • Newborn cattle • Newborn rabbit • Young male goat • Young male sheep • Mature male duck • Group of rabbits • Mature male goat • Young male horse • Young male cattle • Mature male horse • Mature male sheep • Young female duck • Young male rabbit • Young female goat • Goat giving birth • Mature male rabbit • Mature male turkey • ...
Cattle Kingdoms 2024-10-25
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- A mountain range that railroads and cattle drives might have had to cross
- nicknamed Cattle Queen of Montana
- public land used for grazing
- Gathering of cattle
- Wrote an autobiography about himself
- Famous law official that kept the peace in cattle towns
- long journey to move cattle
- Created a market for cattle men to sell across the country
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- Trail Early and popular route for cattle drives
- or water rights
- mix between Spanish and English Cattle
- Stealing land, cutting fences, taking cattle
- Ranch hands who cared for cattle and lived with them
13 Clues: or water rights • Gathering of cattle • long journey to move cattle • public land used for grazing • nicknamed Cattle Queen of Montana • Wrote an autobiography about himself • mix between Spanish and English Cattle • Stealing land, cutting fences, taking cattle • Trail Early and popular route for cattle drives • Ranch hands who cared for cattle and lived with them • ...
Breeds of Beef and Dairy Cattle 2021-01-31
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- 5/8 Hereford, 3/8 Brahman; Tiger-striped brindle pattern
- red, cream, or black in color; known for older animals being double muscled
- red, white, or roan in color; known for milk and meat production
- group of cattle
- 1/2 Brahman, 1/4 Shorthorn, and 1/4 Hereford
- meat that is harvested from animals less than 500 pounds
- created from four Indian breeds; large hump and mainly light grey in color
- grouping of cattle that originated in France and Italy
- cattle that originated all around the world and are known for long hair and tight skin
- red in color with white faces, bellies, and switches; known for cancer eye and pink eye
- cherry red in color; developed on the King Ranch
- cattle that originated from India and are known for humps and extra skin
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- grouping of cattle that originated in England
- most popular dairy breed; known for highest amount of milk production; black and white
- used for draft animals; large framed animal from Italy
- small breed of dairy cattle known for their creamy tint to their milk due to high levels of beta-carotene
- black in color and known for meat production
- white to cream in color; known for their large frame size
- grouping of cattle that were created in the USA
- dairy cattle breed that is light brown in color with a white muzzle and dark brow nose
- small breed of British dairy cattle; dark brown in color
- identification method that leaves a permanent mark on the hair and/or skin
22 Clues: group of cattle • black in color and known for meat production • 1/2 Brahman, 1/4 Shorthorn, and 1/4 Hereford • grouping of cattle that originated in England • grouping of cattle that were created in the USA • cherry red in color; developed on the King Ranch • used for draft animals; large framed animal from Italy • ...
Texas History Cattle Trails Crossword 2024-04-16
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- These cowboys were treated much better on the range than anywhere else at the time.
- A more western route through Texas up to Nebraska and other territories.
- After slaves were freed in the south, many moved here to work on ranches.
- Joseph McCoy chose this city for his main shipping point
- A group of cows.
- A synonym for “move.”
- Out of the 35,000 cowboys that herded cows along western trails, this many were African-American.
- The amount of years that the era of the cowboys and cattle trails lasted.
- A person who owns land where animals are grown to eventually be sold.
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- Abilene was a major shipping point in this state.
- A well-traveled trail used by cattle ranchers.
- Historians estimate that this many cattle made their way up Chisholm Trail from 1867 to the mid-1880s.
- The demand for this was growing substantially after the end of the Civil War.
- A part-Cherokee Native American who made a wagon trail along a certain route that would later be named after him.
- What the state of Oklahoma used to be known as.
- A cattle shipper from Illinois that had the idea to herd cattle north through Texas and meet up with railroads in Kansas.
- From railroads in Kansas, cattle would be loaded into railcars and transported in this direction.
- This method of transportation expanded greatly during the time of the mass cattle movement of the 1800s.
- Animal herder who tends cattle on ranches in North America.
- A place to show off skills by riding bulls and bucking broncos.
20 Clues: A group of cows. • A synonym for “move.” • A well-traveled trail used by cattle ranchers. • What the state of Oklahoma used to be known as. • Abilene was a major shipping point in this state. • Joseph McCoy chose this city for his main shipping point • Animal herder who tends cattle on ranches in North America. • ...
Beef, it's whats for dinner 2023-04-14
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- middle section of beef
- final place where cattle put on weight
- forward section of beef
- rearmost section of beef
- ancient ancestor of cattle
- used to be a bull back in the day
- can't use man made chemicals
- cattle that work
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- underweight cattle
- young female before it becomes a cow
- fully male cattle
- having to do with milk
- most expensive section of beef
- without horns
- female cattle that have been pregnant
15 Clues: without horns • cattle that work • fully male cattle • underweight cattle • middle section of beef • having to do with milk • forward section of beef • rearmost section of beef • ancient ancestor of cattle • can't use man made chemicals • most expensive section of beef • used to be a bull back in the day • young female before it becomes a cow • female cattle that have been pregnant • ...
Grade 5 Vocabulary 2023-10-12
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- Doctor
- Elephant long teeth
- Cows for milk or meat
- Grass for sheep or cattle
- Know about or have knowledge
- Family
- Someone who fights bad
- Cut with a saw
- Group of cattle
- Stay alive
- Eating grass
- Walking with heavy steps
- Almost the same
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- Cheer, or make someone want to do something
- Person who fights fire
- Person who helps others for no money
- People who hurt animals
- Animal who helps hurt people
- Takes care of cattle
19 Clues: Doctor • Family • Stay alive • Eating grass • Cut with a saw • Group of cattle • Almost the same • Elephant long teeth • Takes care of cattle • Cows for milk or meat • Person who fights fire • Someone who fights bad • People who hurt animals • Walking with heavy steps • Grass for sheep or cattle • Animal who helps hurt people • Know about or have knowledge • Person who helps others for no money • ...
Animal Science 2023-04-17
20 Clues: male pig • male goat • young hog • young goat • male horse • female hog • male sheep • male cattle • young sheep • young horse • female goat • young cattle • young feline • young canine • male chicken • female horse • female sheep • young chicken • female cattle • female chicken
Mining and Ranching 2022-02-04
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- Cowboys drove nearly 1.5 million head of cattle up the _____ Trail.
- Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand.
- Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were _____.
- Stray calves with no identifying symbols.
- Mining spurred the development of _____, the Dakota Territory and Montana.
- Colorado yielded more than $1 billion worth of silver and _____.
- The drive to Missouri was a huge success and the cattle were able to be sold for _____ times the price in Texas.
- The _____ of gold near Pikes Peak in 1858 set miners on a frantic rush.
- News of mineral strike in the area may start a _____.
- In 1866 ranchers _____ up cattle and drive to Sedalia, Missouri.
- Billions of gold and silver found in Colorado spurred the building of _____.
- A vast area of grassland owned by the government.
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- discovered gold in the Black Hills and _____ in Montana.
- Mexicans introduced cattle _____ in New Mexico, California, and Texas.
- Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free.
- _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle.
- During the Civil War, eastern cattle were _____ to feed the armies.
- Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada.
- After the war beef prices _____.
- Digging deep under the surface to extract ore.
- Ranchers in Mexico and Texas allowed there cattle to run wild, and slowly a new breed had emerged, the _____.
21 Clues: After the war beef prices _____. • Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada. • Stray calves with no identifying symbols. • _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle. • Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free. • Digging deep under the surface to extract ore. • Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand. • A vast area of grassland owned by the government. • ...
Mining and Ranching 2022-02-04
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- Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free.
- Stray calves with no identifying symbols.
- Digging deep under the surface to extract ore.
- The _____ of gold near Pikes Peak in 1858 set miners on a frantic rush.
- Mining spurred the development of _____, the Dakota Territory and Montana.
- Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were _____.
- In 1866 ranchers _____ up cattle and drive to Sedalia, Missouri.
- discovered gold in the Black Hills and _____ in Montana.
- News of mineral strike in the area may start a _____.
- Ranchers in Mexico and Texas allowed there cattle to run wild, and slowly a new breed had emerged, the _____.
- A vast area of grassland owned by the government.
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- Mexicans introduced cattle _____ in New Mexico, California, and Texas.
- During the Civil War, eastern cattle were _____ to feed the armies.
- The drive to Missouri was a huge success and the cattle were able to be sold for _____ times the price in Texas.
- _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle.
- After the war beef prices _____.
- Cowboys drove nearly 1.5 million head of cattle up the _____ Trail.
- Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand.
- Colorado yielded more than $1 billion worth of silver and _____.
- Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada.
- Billions of gold and silver found in Colorado spurred the building of _____.
21 Clues: After the war beef prices _____. • Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada. • Stray calves with no identifying symbols. • _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle. • Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free. • Digging deep under the surface to extract ore. • Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand. • A vast area of grassland owned by the government. • ...
Mining and Ranching 2022-02-04
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- After the war beef prices _____.
- During the Civil War, eastern cattle were _____ to feed the armies.
- discovered gold in the Black Hills and _____ in Montana.
- _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle.
- Ranchers in Mexico and Texas allowed there cattle to run wild, and slowly a new breed had emerged, the _____.
- Stray calves with no identifying symbols.
- Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand.
- News of mineral strike in the area may start a _____.
- A vast area of grassland owned by the government.
- In 1866 ranchers _____ up cattle and drive to Sedalia, Missouri.
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- The _____ of gold near Pikes Peak in 1858 set miners on a frantic rush.
- Digging deep under the surface to extract ore.
- The drive to Missouri was a huge success and the cattle were able to be sold for _____ times the price in Texas.
- Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were _____.
- Mining spurred the development of _____, the Dakota Territory and Montana.
- Cowboys drove nearly 1.5 million head of cattle up the _____ Trail.
- Mexicans introduced cattle _____ in New Mexico, California, and Texas.
- Billions of gold and silver found in Colorado spurred the building of _____.
- Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada.
- Colorado yielded more than $1 billion worth of silver and _____.
- Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free.
21 Clues: After the war beef prices _____. • Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada. • Stray calves with no identifying symbols. • _____ showed which rancher owned the cattle. • Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free. • Digging deep under the surface to extract ore. • Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand. • A vast area of grassland owned by the government. • ...
Cattle Vocabulary 2024-09-23
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- – A mature female cattle that has given birth to at least one calf.
- – A group of cattle managed together.
- – The first milk produced by a cow after giving birth, rich in nutrients and antibodies for the calf.
- – A mature male cattle capable of breeding.
- – A young female cattle that has not yet given birth to a calf.
- – Cattle that naturally do not have horns.
- – The process of gradually separating a calf from its mother's milk.
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- – A castrated male cattle typically raised for beef production.
- – Partially digested food that cattle regurgitate and chew again to aid digestion.
- – Pertaining to cattle, a member of the species Bos taurus or Bos indicus.
- – A method of marking cattle for identification purposes, often by burning or freezing a symbol into the hide.
- – A confined area where cattle are fed and fattened for slaughter.
- – A young cattle, typically under one year of age.
- – The first stomach of cattle (ruminants) where fermentation of plant material occurs.
14 Clues: – A group of cattle managed together. • – Cattle that naturally do not have horns. • – A mature male cattle capable of breeding. • – A young cattle, typically under one year of age. • – A castrated male cattle typically raised for beef production. • – A young female cattle that has not yet given birth to a calf. • ...
Grass Fed Beef 2024-10-28
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- Protective shelter used for cattle during bad weather
- Meat inspection requirement
- A cut of beef often associated with tender steaks
- Nutrient that affects a cow’s milk and beef quality
- Green, leafy plant found in most cattle pastures
- Nutrient that grass-fed beef has more of compared to grain-fed
- A small group of cattle is called this
- Popular region for producing grass-fed beef
- A disease often prevented by pasture rotation
- Practice that provides a mineral boost to cattle
- Type of fat in beef that is healthier when grass-fed
- Beef grade based on tenderness and marbling
- Popular grass type used for grazing cattle
- Animal care certification that ensures humane practices
- Type of grass-fed beef certification
- The lifespan of most beef cattle
- A shed used for storing hay
- Process of removing calves from their mothers
- Young female cow that has not yet calved
- A breed commonly raised for beef
- Farming technique that supports soil aeration
- Nutrient important for maintaining strong bones
- A method used to break cattle into smaller herds
- Hormone often absent in grass-fed beef
- Farmer practice for identifying each cow
- The act of feeding cattle
- Grazing method that allows pastures to regenerate
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- Quality of grass-fed beef that is often highlighted
- The type of bacteria that aids digestion in a cow's stomach
- A commonly used grazing method
- Flavor profile of well-raised grass-fed beef
- Farm practice that involves keeping soil healthy
- Nutrient responsible for red meat color
- Breed known for lean beef and adaptability
- A device used to prevent overgrazing
- Season when grass growth is optimal
- What pasture-raised cattle have more of, compared to confined
- Essential fatty acid higher in grass-fed beef
- A cow that is nursing its calf
- Person responsible for maintaining cattle’s health
- Organ where cows digest grass
- Type of feed grass-fed cattle primarily consume
- A young cow raised for beef production
- Structure used to provide cattle access to water
- Farmer technique used to prevent soil compaction
- The process of transitioning cattle from one pasture to another
- B Main vitamin found in abundance in grass-fed beef
- Supplement often used to support grass-fed cattle’s diet in winter
- A rich source of protein found in grass-fed beef
- The age when cattle are typically butchered
50 Clues: The act of feeding cattle • Meat inspection requirement • A shed used for storing hay • Organ where cows digest grass • A commonly used grazing method • A cow that is nursing its calf • The lifespan of most beef cattle • A breed commonly raised for beef • Season when grass growth is optimal • A device used to prevent overgrazing • Type of grass-fed beef certification • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-02-24
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- a young female goat
- when you remove the testes of a male
- a mature female swine
- castrated male poultry
- mature male cattle
- complete natural growth is called
- a young female sheep
- a young female swine
- baby poultry
- a mature male swine
- mature male poultry
- a castrated male goat or sheep
- a mature female sheep
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- mature female poultry
- a baby swine
- a mature female goat
- the proper name for pigs is
- baby cattle
- a mature male sheep
- castrated male cattle
- young female poultry
- a mature male goat
- a baby sheep
- a castrated male swine
- mature female cattle
- the proper name for chickens is
- a young female cattle
27 Clues: baby cattle • a baby swine • a baby sheep • baby poultry • mature male cattle • a mature male goat • a young female goat • a mature male sheep • a mature male swine • mature male poultry • a mature female goat • young female poultry • a young female sheep • a young female swine • mature female cattle • mature female poultry • a mature female swine • castrated male cattle • a young female cattle • ...
Livestock Terminology Crossword 2024-03-19
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- Kid Young Female: Goat
- Offspring: Horse
- Mature Male: Swine
- Castrated Male
- Offspring: Sheep
- Young Female: Swine
- Mature Female: Goat
- Ag Product: Swine
- Mature Male: Horse
- Ag product: Sheep
- Mature Male: Sheep
- Young Female: Sheep
- Castrated Male: Sheep
- Mature Female: Cattle
- Ag product: Cattle
- Mature Male: Goat
- Offspring: Swine
- Mature Male: Poultry
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- Offspring: Goat
- Young Female: Cattle
- Young Female: Poultry
- Mature Male: Cattle
- Offspring: Cattle
- Mature Female: Swine
- Castrated Male: Swine
- Castrated Male: Horse
- Castrated Male: Poultry
- Ag Product: Goat
- Castrated Male: Goat
- Lamb Young Female: Sheep
- Mature Female: Poultry
- Offspring: Poultry
- Ag Product: Poultry
- Ag Product: Horse
- Young Female: Horse
- Mature Female: Horse
36 Clues: Castrated Male • Offspring: Goat • Offspring: Horse • Offspring: Sheep • Ag Product: Goat • Offspring: Swine • Offspring: Cattle • Ag Product: Swine • Ag product: Sheep • Ag Product: Horse • Mature Male: Goat • Mature Male: Swine • Mature Male: Horse • Mature Male: Sheep • Offspring: Poultry • Ag product: Cattle • Mature Male: Cattle • Young Female: Swine • Mature Female: Goat • Young Female: Sheep • ...
Beef Cattle 2021-11-03
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- percentage of boneless, trimmed and saleable meat (muscle) versus the percentage of waste fat
- when two copies of the same gene are passed through mating and can either be two dominant traits or two recessive traits
- livestock which are calm, not aggressive and are easily trained and handled
- popular method of raising cattle in which the cow herd is kept to produce calves for later sale
- capability for livestock to stay strong and healthy especially during unfavorable conditions
- animal which provides at least two kinds of resources
- refers to an animal or operation which is being used or produced solely for the production of a resource, most often meat (muscle)
- ability to produce offspring in abundance
- EPD (expected progeny difference) which estimates the ease of a heifer having a calve
- measure of how the animal will perform and hold up in production
- another name for a bovine’s tail
- young female cow who has not had young
- physical formation especially pertaining to the shape and structure of an animal
- refers to cattle which are one hundred percent purebred
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- absence of horns in livestock
- refers to an abnormal or difficult birth
- result of a mating where the offspring shows qualities superior to those of both parents
- scientific name for Zebus cattle which consist of many breeds who originate from India; characterized by a hump, drooping ears and a large dewlap; are highly adapted to high temperatures
- female parent of a domestic animal
- animals ability to efficiently preform the sustainable basic function and most commonly related to growth
- program which breeds two animals of different breeds, varieties or populations in an effort to increase hybrid vigor
- animal who has a pure and proven lineage and is most often registered
- uncastrated male bovine
- male parent of a domestic animal
- refers to something which hangs down loosely and mostly commonly used to describe sheath's in American influenced cattle
- anything related to the mother or the mother’s side of the mating
26 Clues: uncastrated male bovine • absence of horns in livestock • male parent of a domestic animal • another name for a bovine’s tail • female parent of a domestic animal • young female cow who has not had young • refers to an abnormal or difficult birth • ability to produce offspring in abundance • animal which provides at least two kinds of resources • ...
Dairy Cattle 2020-11-11
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- In this metabolic condition too much fat is being broken down for energy and the liver become overwhelmed.
- The name of the period two weeks prior to calving where the cow is preparing for milk production and the fetus is growing.
- Replacement heifers that are contracted raised are returned to their home farm at ____ years of age.
- True/False - Most dairy calves nurse from their dam.
- Name of recording holding Holstein cow for pounds of milk/365 day lactation.
- The use of CIDRs during breeding is an example of _______________ (two words).
- Hormone naturally found in cows and milk that in the early 2000s was supplemented to dairy cows to increase milk yields.
- Dairy bull calves that are castrated and harvested at less than three months of age are called?
- Symptoms of this metabolic condition include a dull hair coat, acetone smell to breath and reduced milk yield.
- The combination of roughages and forages fed to dairy cows.
- When treating milk fever, which form of calcium is recommended?
- Milk fever is usually since around what event in a dairy cow's life?
- Most U.S. dairy cows are bred via _________.
- A bedding type chosen by dairy farmers because of reduced bacterial growth, reducing mastitis cases.
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- The estrous cycle of dairy cow is _____ days.
- In this type of barn cows have an individual spot to laid down and rest, but they are not restrained.(two words)
- Dairy calves are weaned off milk replacer between four and ____ weeks of age.
- Since 2009 total milk production in the U.S. has been ________.
- During stage ____ of the lactation cycle cows are in a negative energy balance.
- True/False - In freestall barn cows are fed in their stalls.
- In this type of barn the cows are milked in the barn instead of going to the milking parlor. (two words)
- Displaced __________ usually occurs during the first month of lactation.
- To treat fatty liver, __________ is administered.
- Most cows in the United States are __________ cows.
- Hormone responsible for milk let down.
- Cows that are stressed prior to milking release ____ which can delay milk being letdown.
26 Clues: Hormone responsible for milk let down. • Most U.S. dairy cows are bred via _________. • The estrous cycle of dairy cow is _____ days. • To treat fatty liver, __________ is administered. • Most cows in the United States are __________ cows. • True/False - Most dairy calves nurse from their dam. • The combination of roughages and forages fed to dairy cows. • ...
Cattle Crossword 2021-10-20
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- mature female
- newborn cattle
- scientific name for cattle
- where steers are sent lastly to be fattened up before processing
- breed of cattle from the king ranch
- the time when a cow is pregnant
- the process of giving birth
- mature male
- group of cattle
- breed of cow with the highest milkfat percentage
- castrated male
- animal sent away to be slaughtered
- hay, grain, or anything cut for fresh animal feed
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- gradually taking a calf away from its mother
- a rancher who produces cows and baby calves that will eventually be processed for meat
- young female
- breed of cow that is made from angus and brahman
- breed of cow that produces the most milk
- infection of the cows udder
- calf meat
- the first drink of nutrient rich milk
- calm, quiet, tame
- most popular breed of beef cattle in the US
23 Clues: calf meat • mature male • young female • mature female • newborn cattle • castrated male • group of cattle • calm, quiet, tame • scientific name for cattle • infection of the cows udder • the process of giving birth • the time when a cow is pregnant • animal sent away to be slaughtered • breed of cattle from the king ranch • the first drink of nutrient rich milk • ...
Dairy Cattle 2018-02-07
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- mature male capable of reproducing
- beginning of leg structure
- oldest breed of dairy cattle from Switzerland
- part of the cow that can help swat away biting insects
- dairy judging is important from the standpoint of the _______ of the industry
- mix of colored and white hairs
- amount of fat in milk
- originally a dual-purpose breed which is often roan colored
- term for a young female that has not yet had a calf
- the number of dairy cows in Missouri has done this over time
- unique structure that rotates as the cows are milked
- "barrel" portion of dairy cow digestive tract that acts as a fermentation vat
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- breed which is fawn colored and gives golden milk
- most efficient dairy cattle breed which is small and has milk highest in protein/fat
- this black and white breed is the most numerous in the US
- Holstein breed variation due to recessive traits
- these are part of the skeletal system and support a dairy animal's mobility
- Scottish breed known for its vigor
- when judging dairy cattle, you must view them from all ________
- most important part of the dairy cow when milk production is considered
- color meaning orange/brownish
21 Clues: amount of fat in milk • beginning of leg structure • color meaning orange/brownish • mix of colored and white hairs • mature male capable of reproducing • Scottish breed known for its vigor • oldest breed of dairy cattle from Switzerland • Holstein breed variation due to recessive traits • breed which is fawn colored and gives golden milk • ...
Cattle Crossword 2024-05-13
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- Large, heavy-muscled, red or black breed from France
- Medium to large framed, gray or brown, drooped ears, hump, hot climate, Bos Indicus
- Cattle product that includes milk, cheese, and ice cream
- Medium framed, red or black breed, calving ease, originated in Germany
- Small framed light brown, honey-colored with black points, high butterfat content
- Red, White, red and white or roan, high milking ability originated in England
- Lighter muscled, docile breed that originated in the US
- Swiss Large framed, gray with black points, developed in Switzerland, second in Milk Production
- Heavy muscled, polled, black or red breed known for marbling ability from Scotland
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- Large framed, heavy muscled, red, white, often with white markings from France, popular for club calves
- Developed in England, calving ease, easy to manage, red, red and white, white or roan, dairy breed
- Red, yellow or black often with spots, large framed, meat breed from Switzerland
- Cattle product used to make cosmetics, perfumes and pet foods
- Cattle product used for clothing, blankets and furniture
- Developed in Scotland, longevity, red and white
- Cattle product including steak, hamburger, roasts etc.
- Large framed, black and white,originated in the Netherlands
- Large framed all-white breed from France, has a dominant white gene
- Red and white, horned or polled breed from England
- Golden colored milk high in beta carotene, rich flavor, fawn color
20 Clues: Developed in Scotland, longevity, red and white • Red and white, horned or polled breed from England • Large, heavy-muscled, red or black breed from France • Cattle product including steak, hamburger, roasts etc. • Lighter muscled, docile breed that originated in the US • Cattle product used for clothing, blankets and furniture • ...
terminology 2025-01-19
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- castrated male chicken or turkey
- young turkey
- species name for swine
- immature female pig
- immature male turkey
- mature male turkey
- immature male goat
- mature female pig
- species name for horses
- castrated male swine
- mature female horse
- species name for goat
- mature male horse
- immature female cattle
- young sheep
- castrated male sheep
- immature female turkey
- species name for chickens and turkeys
- immature female horse
- immature male horse
- mature female goat
- mature male goat
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- mature female sheep
- immature female chicken
- species name for sheep
- mature male sheep
- young chicken
- young goat
- mature male cattle
- immature female goat
- mature male swine
- mature female cattle
- species name for cattle
- mature male chicken
- castrated male horse
- young cattle
- young swine
- castrated male goat
- young horse
- mature female chicken or turkey
- castrated male cattle
- immature male chicken
42 Clues: young goat • young swine • young horse • young sheep • young turkey • young cattle • young chicken • mature male goat • mature male sheep • mature male swine • mature female pig • mature male horse • mature male cattle • mature male turkey • immature male goat • mature female goat • mature female sheep • immature female pig • mature female horse • mature male chicken • castrated male goat • immature male horse • ...
Livestock Terminology 2025-01-19
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- young chicken
- immature male turkey
- castrated male sheep
- immature male horse
- immature female goat
- species name for chickens and turkeys
- mature female goat
- young goat
- castrated male cattle
- young horse
- castrated male goat
- mature male goat
- mature male turkey
- mature female sheep
- young cattle
- species name for goat
- immature female chicken
- immature female horse
- species name for cattle
- castrated male swine
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- immature male chicken
- mature female horse
- immature female turkey
- castrated male chicken or turkey
- young turkey
- mature female chicken or turkey
- immature female pig
- castrated male horse
- species name for sheep
- mature male sheep
- mature female pig
- mature female cattle
- species name for swine
- mature male horse
- mature male chicken
- immature male goat
- young swine
- mature male swine
- species name for horses
- young sheep
- immature female cattle
- mature male cattle
42 Clues: young goat • young horse • young swine • young sheep • young turkey • young cattle • young chicken • mature male goat • mature male sheep • mature female pig • mature male horse • mature male swine • mature female goat • mature male turkey • immature male goat • mature male cattle • mature female horse • immature male horse • immature female pig • castrated male goat • mature male chicken • mature female sheep • ...
Animal Terminology Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-20
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- immature castrated male chicken/turkey
- immature female pig
- mature male dog
- mature female cat
- mature female cattle
- newborn cat
- castrated male dog/cat
- newborn sheep
- immature female cattle
- uncastrated male cat
- immature female cat
- mature female chicken/turkey
- immature female chicken
- immature castrated male pig
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- mature male chicken
- newborn pig
- newborn cattle
- mature male goat
- immature female turkey
- uncastrated male pig
- mature female pig
- immature castrated male sheep/goat
- newborn goat
- newborn chicken
- uncastrated mature male turkey
- mature female sheep
- newborn turkey
- immature castrated male cattle
- uncastrated mature male cattle
- uncastrated male sheep
- immature female goat
- newborn dog
- immature female sheep
- mature female goat
34 Clues: newborn pig • newborn cat • newborn dog • newborn goat • newborn sheep • newborn cattle • newborn turkey • mature male dog • newborn chicken • mature male goat • mature female pig • mature female cat • mature female goat • mature male chicken • immature female pig • mature female sheep • immature female cat • uncastrated male pig • mature female cattle • immature female goat • uncastrated male cat • ...
Animal Science 2023-04-12
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- scientific name for pigs
- animals for friendship and social bonds
- baby sheep
- provide practical assistance to people with disabilities or mobility problems
- scientific name for sheep
- scientific name for chickens
- female mature cattle
- female sheep
- term for chicken meat
- term for cattle meat
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- therapy with horse
- baby goat
- female immature chicken
- male intact pig
- scientific name for goats
- term for older sheep meat
- term for goat meat
- scientific name for cattle
- male castrated cattle
- female immature pig
- female mature chicken
- term for young sheep meat
22 Clues: baby goat • baby sheep • female sheep • male intact pig • therapy with horse • term for goat meat • female immature pig • female mature cattle • term for cattle meat • male castrated cattle • female mature chicken • term for chicken meat • female immature chicken • scientific name for pigs • scientific name for goats • term for older sheep meat • term for young sheep meat • ...
Terra Trey Rylan 2022-04-11
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- to place a substance under the skin
- A female cattle that hasn't given birth
- a female of the cattle family that has calved
- to give birth
- rendered pork fat
- animals that produce milk
- male of the cattle family
- the fat in milk
- the time that a cow isn't producing milk
- to cook and press the oil from
- Newborn cattle
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- to remove and keep away from
- dry dairy or vegetable product that are mixed with warm water and feed to young calves in place of milk
- the meat of young calves
- Is the milk a cow produces for a short time after calving
- to remove from the rest of the heard
- a white or yellowish liquid secreted by mammary glands of animals for the purpose of feeding young
- making feed available at all times
- meat from cattle
- a castrated male of the cattle family
- meat from swine
- an animal for work
22 Clues: to give birth • Newborn cattle • the fat in milk • meat from swine • meat from cattle • rendered pork fat • an animal for work • the meat of young calves • animals that produce milk • male of the cattle family • to remove and keep away from • to cook and press the oil from • making feed available at all times • to place a substance under the skin • to remove from the rest of the heard • ...
meat meat meat 2014-02-04
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- How first brought cattle to America?
- how many essential nutrients dose beef have?
- a three ounce piece of beef has __________% of choline?
- what states in our country raise cattle?
- acids protein is made up of what?
- In 1810-1890 how many cattle were in cattle drives?
- Where do cattle live the majority of their lives?
- products that are not used from the meat of the cow are called what?
- what do the hides of the cattle produce?
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- beef is what kind of protein?
- cow create a small amount of gas called what?
- protein is what percent of beef?
- ferment grass is mostly what?
- food animals play a certain role is our _______?
- manure acts as _______
- the efficient use of by product makes beef more______?
- only about _____ the cow is turned into meat?
- A cow has how many chambers in there stomachs?
- beef is known for contributing what to a diet?
- not all fat is?
20 Clues: not all fat is? • manure acts as _______ • beef is what kind of protein? • ferment grass is mostly what? • protein is what percent of beef? • acids protein is made up of what? • How first brought cattle to America? • what states in our country raise cattle? • what do the hides of the cattle produce? • cow create a small amount of gas called what? • ...
Animal Termonology 2017-09-06
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- mature male pig
- meat from mature sheep
- young female horse
- other products from a goat or cow other than meat
- young male horse
- another name for cattle
- other products other than meat from a sheep
- another name for a sheep
- another name for a goat
- mature female horse
- castrated male cattle
- young female pig
- young of a pig
- mature female goat
- young of cattle
- castrated male sheep or goat
- mature female pig
- mature male horse
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- mature male goat
- pig meat
- mature male cattle
- mature male sheep
- young of a goat
- young of a sheep
- horse offspring
- young female (not had a calf)
- goat meat
- another name for pig
- castrated male pig
- meat from cattle offspring
- another name for a horse
- meat from a cow
- castrated male horse
- young female sheep
- young female goat
- mature female cattle
36 Clues: pig meat • goat meat • young of a pig • mature male pig • young of a goat • horse offspring • meat from a cow • young of cattle • mature male goat • young of a sheep • young male horse • young female pig • mature male sheep • young female goat • mature female pig • mature male horse • mature male cattle • young female horse • castrated male pig • young female sheep • mature female goat • mature female horse • ...
Animal Term Vocab 2025-10-28
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- - Young / Baby of a chicken.
- - Mature Female pig.
- - Scientific Term for Chickens, Ducks, and Geese.
- - Mature male horse.
- - Young / Baby of a pig.
- - Young / Baby of Cattle
- - Young / baby horse.
- - Mature Male Cattle
- - Scientific Term for Goats
- - Female Goat (immature & mature).
- - Young / Baby of a sheep.
- - Immature male horse.
- - Castrated Male Cattle
- - Immature female pig.
- - Immature Female Cattle
- - Scientific Term for Dogs
- - Scientific Term for Horse
- - Immature Male Chicken
- - Mature Female Chicken
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- - Male Goat (immature & mature).
- - Mature Female Cattle
- - Castrated Male Chicken
- - Young / baby of any animal.
- - Scientific Term for Sheep
- - Immature / mature male pig.
- - Mature female horse.
- - Castrated Male horse.
- - Immature female horse.
- - Scientific Term for Cat
- - Castrated Male pig.
- - Immature Female Chicken
- - Scientific Term for Cattle
- - Castrated male sheep or goat.
- - Female sheep (immature & mature)
- - Scientific Term for Pigs
- - Mature Male Chicken
- - Young / Baby Goat
- - Male sheep (immature & mature)
38 Clues: - Young / Baby Goat • - Mature Female pig. • - Mature male horse. • - Mature Male Cattle • - Young / baby horse. • - Castrated Male pig. • - Mature Male Chicken • - Mature Female Cattle • - Mature female horse. • - Immature male horse. • - Immature female pig. • - Castrated Male horse. • - Castrated Male Cattle • - Immature Male Chicken • - Mature Female Chicken • - Castrated Male Chicken • ...
Cattle 2024-08-06
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- The meat cattle make
- Remains of an animal
- the period when a cow is willing to mate with a bull
- when a calf separates from their mother
- A breed of cow usually has a black and white coat like the cows you see in cartoons.
- Female cattle that has not borne a calf
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- Cows skin
- male cattle that are castrated before reaching sexual maturity
- Cheese, yogurt, milk
- removing testicles from a male not required for breeding.
- Another word for having no horns
11 Clues: Cows skin • The meat cattle make • Cheese, yogurt, milk • Remains of an animal • Another word for having no horns • when a calf separates from their mother • Female cattle that has not borne a calf • the period when a cow is willing to mate with a bull • removing testicles from a male not required for breeding. • male cattle that are castrated before reaching sexual maturity • ...
Livestock Terms 2023-10-31
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- offspring of swine
- young female of poultry
- castrated male of poultry
- offspring of cattle
- young female of goats
- mature male of cattle
- offspring of goats
- mature male of goats
- mature female of swine
- fully grown
- mature male of poultry
- to remove the testes and prevent unwanted breeding
- castrated male of swine
- mature female of sheep
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- young female of swine
- young female of sheep
- agricultural product from swine
- mature female of goats
- offspring of poultry
- young female of cattle
- offspring of sheep
- mature male of swine
- castrated male of sheep and goats
- mature female of poultry
- Mature female of cattle
- castrated male of cattle
- mature male of goats
27 Clues: fully grown • offspring of swine • offspring of sheep • offspring of goats • offspring of cattle • offspring of poultry • mature male of goats • mature male of swine • mature male of goats • young female of swine • young female of sheep • young female of goats • mature male of cattle • mature female of goats • young female of cattle • mature female of swine • mature male of poultry • ...
Animal Terminology 2025-10-30
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- Mature Female Swine
- Castrated Male Swine
- Newborn Swine
- Castrated Male Horse
- Meat derived from cattle
- Mature Male Swine
- Castrated Male Goat
- Newly hatched Chicken
- Young Female Sheep
- Young Intact Male Sheep
- Mature Male Chicken
- Young Female Horse
- Female Chickens used for egg production
- Meat Derived from Swine
- Mature Female Goat
- Meat from older sheep
- Mature Female Chicken
- Castrated Male Chicken
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- Mature Female Cattle
- Mature Male Horse
- Mature Male Cattle
- Young female chicken
- Young Female Swine
- Chickens raised for meat production
- Castrated Male Sheep
- Young Male Horse
- Young Cattle
- Mature Male Goat
- Castrated Male Cattle
- Young female turkey
- Newborn Goat
- Mature Female Horse
- Mature Male Turkey
- Newborn Horse
- Mature Female Turkey
35 Clues: Young Cattle • Newborn Goat • Newborn Swine • Newborn Horse • Young Male Horse • Mature Male Goat • Mature Male Horse • Mature Male Swine • Mature Male Cattle • Young Female Swine • Young Female Sheep • Young Female Horse • Mature Female Goat • Mature Male Turkey • Mature Female Swine • Castrated Male Goat • Mature Male Chicken • Young female turkey • Mature Female Horse • Mature Female Cattle • ...
COW 2021-05-15
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- baby
- partially digested food that is regurgitated
- the time when a cow is pregnant
- breed of cow that produces the most milk
- another term for cattle
- mature male
- the removal of horns from horned beef cattle
- gradually taking a calf away from its mother
- meat from cattle
- the process of giving birth
- breed of cow with the highest milkfat percentage
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- the first drink of nutrient rich milk
- female bovine that has not had offspring
- animal with a four compartment stomach
- born without horns
- group of cattle
- the fat in milk
- hay, grain, anything cut for fresh animal feed
- most popular breed of beef cattle in the US
- meat from young calves
- castrated male
- mature female
22 Clues: baby • mature male • mature female • castrated male • group of cattle • the fat in milk • meat from cattle • born without horns • meat from young calves • another term for cattle • the process of giving birth • the time when a cow is pregnant • the first drink of nutrient rich milk • animal with a four compartment stomach • female bovine that has not had offspring • ...
Animal Names Crosword 2024-10-17
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- Baby chicken
- Species name for chickens and turkeys
- Young female sheep
- Castrated cattle
- Young male horse
- Young male sheep
- Mature male swine
- Species name for sheep
- Mature female swine
- Castrated sheep
- Mature female chicken
- Young female swine
- Castrated chicken
- Young male turkey
- Mature female sheep
- Baby sheep
- Young female chicken
- Mature female cattle
- Young female horse
- Species name for horses
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- Young female cattle
- Baby cattle
- Castrated horse
- Castrated swine
- Mature male sheep
- Young male chicken
- Baby horse
- Species name for swine
- Mature female horse
- Mature male chicken
- Mature male horse
- Young female turkey
- Young male swine
- Mature male turkey
- Baby swine
- Species name for cattle
36 Clues: Baby horse • Baby swine • Baby sheep • Baby cattle • Baby chicken • Castrated horse • Castrated swine • Castrated sheep • Castrated cattle • Young male horse • Young male sheep • Young male swine • Mature male sheep • Mature male swine • Mature male horse • Castrated chicken • Young male turkey • Young female sheep • Young male chicken • Young female swine • Mature male turkey • Young female horse • ...
Livestock Terms 2022-08-31
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- Male cattle that can reproduce
- Cattle used for milk purposes
- mature male goat
- Young female cattle that haven’t reproduced
- mature female goat
- Young cattle that haven’t reached maturity
- Castrated male cattle that can’t reproduce
- Mature female cattle that can/have reproduced
- mature female sheep
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- castrated male goat
- young sheep that are too young to reproduce
- Cattle used for meat purposes
- A baby goat
- mature male sheep that can reproduce
- castrated male sheep
15 Clues: A baby goat • mature male goat • mature female goat • castrated male goat • mature female sheep • castrated male sheep • Cattle used for meat purposes • Cattle used for milk purposes • Male cattle that can reproduce • mature male sheep that can reproduce • Young cattle that haven’t reached maturity • Castrated male cattle that can’t reproduce • ...
ANIMAL MATCH CROSSWORD 2023-11-15
18 Clues: baby pig • male pig • male goat • baby goat • female pig • baby sheep • male horse • male sheep • baby horse • female goat • baby cattle • male cattle • male chicken • baby chicken • female sheep • female horse • female cattle • female chicken
Texas after the Civil War 2024-04-04
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- disease transmitted by ticks to the Texas cattle along the cattle drives.
- most famous cattle trail in Texas, passed by Fort Worth.
- Biggest ranch in Texas, 3 million acres in exchange for building the Texas capital building.
- works land owned by another person, pays rent in $$ or crops, has their own tools and supplies. "Rent it"
- a serious crime which can lead to prison or death. Cutting barbed wire was considered this.
- pays for land, supplies, and tools with a "share" of the crop. Had no money and was extremely poor.
- holding area near railroads where livestock was held before being shipped to cities.
- Mixture of several breeds of cattle in Texas over time. Tough strong (hardy) breed that could easily handle the Texas climate.
- 825,000 acres ranch in south Texas.
- kept sharecroppers & tenant farmers from ever owning land
- She and her son in law helped the King Ranch expand over a million acres.
- public land for cattle grazing, no fences used. Was brought to an end with the invention of barbed wire.
- made a fortune during the Civil War running a steamboat service, bought a ranch and began raising cattle. After his death his wife and children would expand the ranch and it is a major Texas ranch even today.
- cotton was "King" because it was sold for such a profit.
- tough wild breed on the Texas plains that came from the Spanish, made transportation across the plains faster for the natives and Anglos.
- brought first cattle to Texas in the 1600s, many techniques in ranching today were learned from Spanish vaqueros. Many Mexican ranchers settled in south Texas.
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- where meat was processed and sent to markets.
- a merchant who operated a trading post in Indian Territory, spoke several languages. A destination point of a major Texas cattle trail.
- Search of better farmland
- Texas number one cash crop grown after the Civil War, aka "King"
- most likely the only woman to lead a cattle drive. She ran her family ranch and led her own cattle up the Chisholm Trail in 1873. She took over the ranch after the death of her husband.
- improved technology that impacted the cattle industry, prevented meat from spoiling and eliminated the need to keep animals alive and allowed meat to be processed.
- industry that revolutionized Texas, allowed products to get to market from anywhere in the state. Helped end long cattle drives out of Texas
- a ranch hand who takes care of the horses.
- technique to slow evaporation by keeping soil loose by plowing.
- First independent female rancher, bought her own land and her own cattle and rode on cattle drives up the Chisholm trail. She registered her own cattle brand.
- successful cattle rancher, also raised buffalo and owned the JA Ranch in the Texas Panhandle. Helped to save the last Texas buffalo herd by hiding them in Palo Duro Canyon.
- inventor of the most successful form of barbed wire, helped lead to the end of open range ranching.
28 Clues: Search of better farmland • 825,000 acres ranch in south Texas. • a ranch hand who takes care of the horses. • where meat was processed and sent to markets. • most famous cattle trail in Texas, passed by Fort Worth. • cotton was "King" because it was sold for such a profit. • kept sharecroppers & tenant farmers from ever owning land • ...
7th Grade History - Cattle Drives 2024-04-16
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- These cowboys were treated much better on the range than anywhere else at the time.
- A more western route through Texas up to Nebraska and other territories.
- After slaves were freed in the south, many moved here to work on ranches.
- Joseph McCoy chose this city for his main shipping point
- A group of cows.
- A synonym for “move.”
- Out of the 35,000 cowboys that herded cows along western trails, this many were African-American.
- The amount of years that the era of the cowboys and cattle trails lasted.
- A person who owns land where animals are grown to eventually be sold.
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- Abilene was a major shipping point in this state.
- A well-traveled trail used by cattle ranchers.
- Historians estimate that this many cattle made their way up Chisholm Trail from 1867 to the mid-1880s.
- The demand for this was growing substantially after the end of the Civil War.
- A part-Cherokee Native American who made a wagon trail along a certain route that would later be named after him.
- What the state of Oklahoma used to be known as.
- A cattle shipper from Illinois that had the idea to herd cattle north through Texas and meet up with railroads in Kansas.
- From railroads in Kansas, cattle would be loaded into railcars and transported in this direction.
- This method of transportation expanded greatly during the time of the mass cattle movement of the 1800s.
- Animal herder who tends cattle on ranches in North America.
- A place to show off skills by riding bulls and bucking broncos.
20 Clues: A group of cows. • A synonym for “move.” • A well-traveled trail used by cattle ranchers. • What the state of Oklahoma used to be known as. • Abilene was a major shipping point in this state. • Joseph McCoy chose this city for his main shipping point • Animal herder who tends cattle on ranches in North America. • ...
crossword title 2014-02-03
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- in feed lots are treated properly
- of beef is saturated fat
- how much money does cattle and beef industry make a year
- spend a majority of there lives in a pasture
- beef is a powerful
- spend all there lives in a pasture
- how much meat does cattle produce a year
- 70% of all emissions come from humans
- the only disease that can be in the ground and get into animals and harm humans when eaten
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- natuarally raised cattle must be certified by the
- organic labeled cattle must be fed 100%_ feed
- how many baseballs can one cowhide make
- naturally raised cattle have never recieved
- how many lbs of beef does Americans eat a year
- beef is a good source of
- who makes the rules for cattle to be fed
- natures only own recycling machines
17 Clues: beef is a powerful • of beef is saturated fat • beef is a good source of • in feed lots are treated properly • spend all there lives in a pasture • natures only own recycling machines • 70% of all emissions come from humans • how many baseballs can one cowhide make • how much meat does cattle produce a year • who makes the rules for cattle to be fed • ...
Livestock Terminology 2022-09-19
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- female cattle with no offspring
- male horse under 4 yrs old
- male goat
- female horse under 3 yrs old
- male chicken
- female horse over 3 yrs old
- male cattle not castrated
- adult female pig
- young female pig no offspring
- female sheep
- female chicken
- baby goat
- castrated male chicken
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- baby chicken
- male horse over 4 yrs old
- baby pig
- adult male swine castrated
- female cattle with offspring
- adult male swine not castrated
- baby sheep
- male sheep
- female goat
- male cattle castrated
- male horse castrated
24 Clues: baby pig • male goat • baby goat • baby sheep • male sheep • female goat • baby chicken • male chicken • female sheep • female chicken • adult female pig • male horse castrated • male cattle castrated • castrated male chicken • male horse over 4 yrs old • male cattle not castrated • male horse under 4 yrs old • adult male swine castrated • female horse over 3 yrs old • female cattle with offspring • ...
ANS1- 3.01 Terminology 2020-03-18
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- Mature male cattle
- Mature male pig
- Mature male chicken
- Altered male cattle
- Newborn pig
- Young female goat
- Young female chicken
- Mature female goat
- Mature male sheep
- Immature female cat
- Mature female cattle
- Newborn sheep
- Altered male sheep
- Newborn cat
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- Mature male goat
- Young female sheep
- Altered male chicken
- Mature female cat
- Young female turkey
- Altered male pig
- Young female cattle
- Young male sheep
- Mature male dog
- Mature male cat
- Young female pig
- Mature female pig
- Newborn turkey
- Mature female sheep
- Mature female chicken
- Newborn goat
30 Clues: Newborn pig • Newborn cat • Newborn goat • Newborn sheep • Newborn turkey • Mature male pig • Mature male dog • Mature male cat • Mature male goat • Altered male pig • Young male sheep • Young female pig • Mature female cat • Young female goat • Mature female pig • Mature male sheep • Mature male cattle • Young female sheep • Mature female goat • Altered male sheep • Young female turkey • Young female cattle • ...
Animmal terminology 2024-01-24
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- newborn horse
- newborn duck
- mature female sheep
- castrated male cattle
- young male sheep
- birth term of swine
- birth term of fish
- young female cattle
- newborn cattle
- newborn rabbit
- goat birth term
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- young male horse
- newborn chicken
- newborn swine
- young male/female of fish
- mature female rabbit
- young female swine
- mature male turkey
- newborn fish
- birth term for cattle
- newborn goose
- young male goat
- mature female swine
- young female horse
- young female goat
- young female chicken
- castrated chick
27 Clues: newborn duck • newborn fish • newborn swine • newborn horse • newborn goose • newborn cattle • newborn rabbit • newborn chicken • young male goat • castrated chick • goat birth term • young male horse • young male sheep • young female goat • young female swine • mature male turkey • young female horse • birth term of fish • mature female sheep • mature female swine • birth term of swine • young female cattle • ...
Animal Terminology 2025-02-07
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- newborn chicken
- mature female rabbit
- mature male for cattle
- mature female for chicken
- young male or female fish
- mature female for goat
- newborn duck
- newborn pig
- castrated male for cattle
- newborn horse
- newborn sheep
- newborn fish
- mature female sheep
- young male horse
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- mature male rabbit
- young female cattle
- mature female for cattle
- newborn goat
- castrated male for horse
- mature male horse
- newborn rabbit
- mature male goose
- newborn goose
- newborn turkey
- newborn cow
- mature female goose
- young female chicken
- mature male rabbit
- young female horse
29 Clues: newborn cow • newborn pig • newborn goat • newborn duck • newborn fish • newborn goose • newborn horse • newborn sheep • newborn rabbit • newborn turkey • newborn chicken • young male horse • mature male horse • mature male goose • mature male rabbit • mature male rabbit • young female horse • young female cattle • mature female goose • mature female sheep • mature female rabbit • young female chicken • ...
Animal Terminology 2024-10-23
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- Female Horse that has given birth
- Newborn Cattle
- Castrated Male Cattle
- Newborn Swine
- Female Chicken that has given birth
- Castrated Male swine
- Newborn Goat
- Newborn Sheep
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- Immature male chicken
- Castrated male Chicken
- Immature Female Horse
- Immature Female Cattle
- Newborn Chicken
- Female Cattle that has given birth
- Immature Male Cattle
15 Clues: Newborn Goat • Newborn Swine • Newborn Sheep • Newborn Cattle • Newborn Chicken • Castrated Male swine • Immature Male Cattle • Immature male chicken • Immature Female Horse • Castrated Male Cattle • Castrated male Chicken • Immature Female Cattle • Female Horse that has given birth • Female Cattle that has given birth • Female Chicken that has given birth
Beef Cattle 2023-10-30
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- percentage of boneless, trimmed and saleable meat (muscle) versus the percentage of waste fat
- when two copies of the same gene are passed through mating and can either be two dominant traits or two recessive traits
- livestock which are calm, not aggressive and are easily trained and handled
- popular method of raising cattle in which the cow herd is kept to produce calves for later sale
- capability for livestock to stay strong and healthy especially during unfavorable conditions
- animal which provides at least two kinds of resources
- refers to an animal or operation which is being used or produced solely for the production of a resource, most often meat (muscle)
- ability to produce offspring in abundance
- EPD (expected progeny difference) which estimates the ease of a heifer having a calve
- measure of how the animal will perform and hold up in production
- another name for a bovine’s tail
- young female cow who has not had young
- physical formation especially pertaining to the shape and structure of an animal
- refers to cattle which are one hundred percent purebred
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- absence of horns in livestock
- refers to an abnormal or difficult birth
- result of a mating where the offspring shows qualities superior to those of both parents
- scientific name for Zebus cattle which consist of many breeds who originate from India; characterized by a hump, drooping ears and a large dewlap; are highly adapted to high temperatures
- female parent of a domestic animal
- animals ability to efficiently preform the sustainable basic function and most commonly related to growth
- program which breeds two animals of different breeds, varieties or populations in an effort to increase hybrid vigor
- animal who has a pure and proven lineage and is most often registered
- uncastrated male bovine
- male parent of a domestic animal
- refers to something which hangs down loosely and mostly commonly used to describe sheath's in American influenced cattle
- anything related to the mother or the mother’s side of the mating
26 Clues: uncastrated male bovine • absence of horns in livestock • male parent of a domestic animal • another name for a bovine’s tail • female parent of a domestic animal • young female cow who has not had young • refers to an abnormal or difficult birth • ability to produce offspring in abundance • animal which provides at least two kinds of resources • ...
UNIT 6 VOCABULARY 2024-03-06
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- A person who cared for the extra horses on a cattle drive
- A government official
- A process of growing jobs then a decline in money and jobs
- Spanish cowboys
- A process of moving cattle
- A bug that infests cotton plants
- A breed of cattle with long horns
- A cattle thief
- Land that's not fenced
- A far land with few people
- A large yard containing pens and sheds
- A fence with sharp points
- Disputes between farmers and ranchers because of the fencing of the open range
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- Farming that is used in dry places
- A device that uses wind power to pump water from underground to the surface
- A rail line that goes through the continent
- African American soldiers who fought against the American Indians in the West
- A disease from ticks that were on the cattle during the cattle drives
- meeting of 2 or more rail lines
- A machine that separates grains and seeds from plants
- A mark that's used to indicate ownership
21 Clues: A cattle thief • Spanish cowboys • A government official • Land that's not fenced • A fence with sharp points • A process of moving cattle • A far land with few people • meeting of 2 or more rail lines • A bug that infests cotton plants • A breed of cattle with long horns • Farming that is used in dry places • A large yard containing pens and sheds • ...
Evan 1st 2024-04-25
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- freed African Americans that moved to Kansas after the civil war
- money given to companies to grow business
- town in northwest Kansas settled by african americans
- ownership or control over something
- Kiowa chief speaker for Native Americans at medicine lodge
- main crop grown in Kansas
- separating grain from the stalk
- towns along the railroad where cattle was shipped east
- type of fence invented to keep cattle off peoples land
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- state that entered the union in 1861
- person living on someone else's property with no permisson
- the wagon used by the cook on the cattle drive
- African American soldiers in the US army
- moving to a different place to live
- battles bet ween native Americans
- walking cattle across land to railroad towns to sell
- man working to drive the cattle to cowtowns
- land set aside for Native Americans
- land grants to build railroads across kansas
- Texas cattle brought to Kansas
20 Clues: main crop grown in Kansas • Texas cattle brought to Kansas • separating grain from the stalk • battles bet ween native Americans • moving to a different place to live • ownership or control over something • land set aside for Native Americans • state that entered the union in 1861 • African American soldiers in the US army • money given to companies to grow business • ...
Animal Terminology 2023-04-17
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- Male Any Age "Billy" Goat
- Young Swine
- Young or Mature Male Swine
- Mature Male Equine
- Baby Turkey
- Mature Female Equine
- Baby (No feathers)Bird
- Male (>1 year)Bird
- Castrated Male Sheep/Goat
- Young Female <2 Years Equine
- Giving Birth Sheep
- Giving Birth Swine
- Young Female (No litter)Swine
- Group of Turkeys
- Female Any Age "Nanny" Goat
- meat from sheep less than one year old
- Mature Female Sheep
- Giving Birth in Cattle
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- Young Cattle
- Female (<1 year)Bird
- Young Male <2 Years Equine
- Group or Herd Sheep/Goat
- Young or Mature Male Cattle
- Mature Male Sheep
- Castrated Male Swine
- Male (<1 year)Bird
- Young Goat
- Giving Birth Equine
- Castrated Male Bird
- Mature Female (Has had litter)Swine
- Female (>1 year)Bird
- Young Female Cattle
- Mature Female (Had Baby)Cattle
- meat from sheep older than one year
- Group of Geese
- Young Sheep
- Castrated Male Cattle
- Castrated Male Equine
- Young Equine
39 Clues: Young Goat • Young Swine • Baby Turkey • Young Sheep • Young Cattle • Young Equine • Group of Geese • Group of Turkeys • Mature Male Sheep • Male (<1 year)Bird • Mature Male Equine • Male (>1 year)Bird • Giving Birth Sheep • Giving Birth Swine • Giving Birth Equine • Castrated Male Bird • Young Female Cattle • Mature Female Sheep • Female (<1 year)Bird • Castrated Male Swine • Mature Female Equine • ...
Animal Terms 2023-01-04
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- Mature female duck or chicken - lays eggs
- Has all reproductive parts - has not been altered
- Young cattle under a year of age (baby)
- Casterated male cattle
- Young intact male horse
- Castrated male chicken
- Pertaining to cattle
- Mature female swine-has produced offspring
- Intact male sheep
- Casterated male horse
- Mature female cattle - has produced offspring
- Young female chicken
- Intact mature male goat
- young sheep, can be either male or female
- Baby horse either male or female
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- Does not have all reproductive parts - testicles removed
- Mature female goat or deer
- Young female cattle - has not produced offspring
- Intact mature male duck
- Mature intact male horse
- Mature female sheep
- When swine give birth
- Mature intact male swine
- Casterated male sheep
- Castrated male swine
- Young intact male chicken
- Mature female horse
- Young female swine - has not produced offspring
- Young Female horse
- Intact mature male cattle
30 Clues: Intact male sheep • Young Female horse • Mature female sheep • Mature female horse • Pertaining to cattle • Castrated male swine • Young female chicken • When swine give birth • Casterated male sheep • Casterated male horse • Casterated male cattle • Castrated male chicken • Intact mature male duck • Young intact male horse • Intact mature male goat • Mature intact male horse • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-08-23
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- young female chicken
- castrated male horse
- young female rabbit
- castrated male chicken/turkey
- newborn horse
- male horse of breeding age
- male turkey of breeding age
- newborn chicken
- mature female turkey
- newborn sheep
- young male sheep
- newborn rabbit
- young female goat
- castrated male cattle
- mature female chicken
- young male pig
- young male chicken
- mature female pig
- male pig of breeding age
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- newborn cattle
- castrated male sheep/goat
- newborn pig
- young female turkey
- castrated male pig
- young male goat
- young female pig
- young male horse
- young male turkey
- newborn turkey
- young female horse
- male goat/rabbit of breeding age
- mature female horse
- newborn goat
- mature female goat/rabbit
- young female cattle
- young male cattle
- male chicken of breeding age
- male cattle of breeding age
- young female sheep
- mature female cattle
- mature female
- male sheep of breeding age
42 Clues: newborn pig • newborn goat • newborn horse • newborn sheep • mature female • newborn cattle • newborn turkey • newborn rabbit • young male pig • young male goat • newborn chicken • young female pig • young male horse • young male sheep • young male turkey • young male cattle • young female goat • mature female pig • castrated male pig • young female horse • young female sheep • young male chicken • ...
Dairy Cattle 2021-10-11
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- Enough;adequate
- An inability to properly use one or more limbs due to severe pain or injury
- Castrated male dairy animal
- Each cow is tied inside a stall and is not constantly roaming around
- Not producing milk
- Producing milk
- The removal of horns from cattle
- Female dairy animals that has had a calf
- The process of extracting milk from a female dairy animal
- Most common breed of dairy cattle
- Male or Female dairy animals under 1 year of age
- A restraining device fitted loosely around the neck of a cow to confine it to its stall
- Female dairy animals that has not had a calf
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- Each animal is tied up in a stall for resting, feeding, milking, and watering
- How mammals breathe
- Associated with respiratory health of animals, the quality of the air that animals breathe directly influences animal health and disease.
- Uncastrated male dairy animal
- insemination The medical or veterinary procedure of breeding cattle
- The first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies
- a sickness
- Process of giving birth
21 Clues: a sickness • Producing milk • Enough;adequate • Not producing milk • How mammals breathe • Process of giving birth • Castrated male dairy animal • Uncastrated male dairy animal • The removal of horns from cattle • Most common breed of dairy cattle • Female dairy animals that has had a calf • Female dairy animals that has not had a calf • ...
Cattle Definitions 2023-03-28
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- estimates genetic differences between animals
- giving birth to a calf
- organ we got meat from
- a national marketing and research program designed to increase the demand
- the father of an animal
- getting rid of internal parasites
- buys livestock for slaughter
- killing cows for meat
- giving an animal a number to keep it separated
- the mating of offspring by animals
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- food to feed animals during the dry season
- young cattle mature enough to be fattened
- injecting the cow to build the immune system
- mating two different species
- an uncastrated male calf
- getting rid of internal parasites
- the weight of a baby at birth
- dead body of an animal
- food that is high in fiber
- bunk a long trough for feeding cattle
- feeding young farm animals
21 Clues: killing cows for meat • giving birth to a calf • organ we got meat from • dead body of an animal • the father of an animal • an uncastrated male calf • food that is high in fiber • feeding young farm animals • mating two different species • buys livestock for slaughter • the weight of a baby at birth • getting rid of internal parasites • getting rid of internal parasites • ...
Cattle Terms 2014-11-05
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- Castrated male
- Highest quality grade, tastes best but very expensive
- Main product from beef cattle
- Grade for the amount of marbling in the meat
- young male bull that cannot reproduce
- Mature male
- The period of time when a cow is being milked (usually 300 days)
- The ability of cows to give milk after calving
- Baby
- Cattle breeds used for milk
- Originated in Switzerland, has best yield grade
- Average number of babies
- Mature female
- Scientific name for cattle
- Black and white dairy breed, most common
- Best combination of yield and quality grade. Breed is all black and commonly used in marketing.
- Grade for the amount of meat on an animal
- Immature female
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- Less desirable quality grade, usually turned into hamburger
- Intramuscular fat
- Black ________ is a cross between Hereford and black angus
- Cattle breeds used for meat
- The first milk produced by a female giving birth. Contains high amounts of antibodies, protein and energy
- Most common quality grade
- Generally has the best quality grade, red with white face
- Parturition
- Calf whose mother has died
- The period of time when a cow is not being milked before it is about to have a calf
- Group
- male that was castrated after he was fully mature
30 Clues: Baby • Group • Mature male • Parturition • Mature female • Castrated male • Immature female • Intramuscular fat • Average number of babies • Most common quality grade • Calf whose mother has died • Scientific name for cattle • Cattle breeds used for meat • Cattle breeds used for milk • Main product from beef cattle • young male bull that cannot reproduce • ...
Cattle review 2024-02-22
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- dairy breed from Switzerland light gray to brown
- dairy breed red and white from Scotland
- beef dairy red with white feet face and underline
- cattle without hump on shoulder
- beef cattle black with white belt
- beef breed from India white to gray
- developed in king ranch
- double muscled beef breed
- both male and female used for beef
- yield grade is _ and muscle
- growing in populalarity
- produces certified angus beef
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- Largest beef breed in size
- type of digestive of cattle
- dual purpose breed
- increase of growth rate with crossbreeding
- dairy bred small gram high milk fat levels
- naturally without horns
- produces Kobe beef
- quality grades _ choice select and standard
- area between 2 legs
- dairy breed black and white
- Better genetics operation main goal
- breed almost extinct in 1937
- act of birthing a calf
25 Clues: dual purpose breed • produces Kobe beef • area between 2 legs • act of birthing a calf • naturally without horns • developed in king ranch • growing in populalarity • double muscled beef breed • Largest beef breed in size • type of digestive of cattle • dairy breed black and white • yield grade is _ and muscle • breed almost extinct in 1937 • produces certified angus beef • ...
Unit 7 Review 2024-04-11
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- U.S. Strategy against buffalo to eliminate Native Americans
- Texas Railroad Commission Founder
- considered the best part of the buffalo meat
- Name given to African Americans who served in the U.S. Army on the western frontier and fought in the Indian Wars
- Distinctive breed developed with Anglo American settlers' arrival
- (Political, Social, or Economic) Effect of Railroad Growth where farmers brought their crops to market faster
- a combination of companies that unite to reduce competition
- Worker on a cattle drive who rides along the sides. Catches runaways and handles the remuda
- What Native Americans did to prevent people from settling West Texas
- Person giving a portion of their crop to the landowner to rent their land
- Public land for grazing cattle, accessible to all
- Cattle Trail from southern Texas to Abilene, Kansas
- Spain brought these to North America
- a mark to show ownership
- Leads and sets travel speed in a cattle drive
- James Hogg created this
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- Outcome of cattle ranching expansion, barbed wire use, railroad growth, and population increase
- leather leggings worn over pants by cowboys
- rope used to catch cattle and horses
- laws that control monopoly power and to preserve and promote competition
- Native American relocation place
- Animal used by the Plains Indians for food, shelter, and clothing. Crucial for Native American way of life, Killed by Anglo Americans
- Mexican cowboy
- Main Reason for the Expansion of the Frontier in Texas AFTER Civil War
- Any city at the end of a cattle drive trail, like the first in Abilene, Kansas
- Transportation example Before 1850
- industry that benefited from the railroad refrigeration system
- Comanche Chief with a white mother aiding reservation adaptation
- (Political, Economic or Social)Effect of Cattle Industry where people adopted Spanish vaquero culture
- railroad that connected the west and east coasts of the continental US
- How government encouraged railroad growth
- (Political, Social, or Economic) Effect of Cattle Industry creating more cattle trails in Texas to get beef to towns
- Made cattle drives unnecessary; faster transportation to and from west
- Small herd of extra horses cared for on a cattle drive
- invention leading to closed open range
- (Political, Economic or Social) Impact of Railroad Growth that helped draw settlers to the frontier; towns and cities grew more people at a faster rate
- Most Important Agricultural Crop in Texas
37 Clues: Mexican cowboy • James Hogg created this • a mark to show ownership • Native American relocation place • Texas Railroad Commission Founder • Transportation example Before 1850 • rope used to catch cattle and horses • Spain brought these to North America • invention leading to closed open range • How government encouraged railroad growth • ...
Mining and Ranching 2022-02-04
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- Billions of gold and silver found in Colorado spurred the building of _____.
- The _____ of gold near Pikes Peak in 1858 set miners on a frantic rush.
- Colorado yielded more than $1 billion worth of silver and _____.
- After the war beef prices _____.
- Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were _____.
- News of mineral strike in the area may start a _____.
- In 1866 ranchers _____ up cattle and drive to Sedalia, Missouri.
- Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada.
- Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free.
- Mexicans introduced cattle _____ in New Mexico, California, and Texas.
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- Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand.
- During the Civil War, eastern cattle were _____ to feed the armies.
- Stray calves with no identifying symbols.
- A vast area of grassland owned by the government.
- Digging deep under the surface to extract ore.
- discovered gold in the Black Hills and _____ in Montana.
- Mining spurred the development of _____, the Dakota Territory and Montana.
- The drive to Missouri was a huge success and the cattle were able to be sold for _____ times the price in Texas.
- Ranchers in Mexico and Texas allowed there cattle to run wild, and slowly a new breed had emerged, the _____.
- Cowboys drove nearly 1.5 million head of cattle up the _____ Trail.
20 Clues: After the war beef prices _____. • Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada. • Stray calves with no identifying symbols. • Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free. • Digging deep under the surface to extract ore. • Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand. • A vast area of grassland owned by the government. • ...
Mining and Ranching 2022-02-04
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- Billions of gold and silver found in Colorado spurred the building of _____.
- The _____ of gold near Pikes Peak in 1858 set miners on a frantic rush.
- Colorado yielded more than $1 billion worth of silver and _____.
- After the war beef prices _____.
- Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were _____.
- News of mineral strike in the area may start a _____.
- In 1866 ranchers _____ up cattle and drive to Sedalia, Missouri.
- Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada.
- Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free.
- Mexicans introduced cattle _____ in New Mexico, California, and Texas.
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- Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand.
- During the Civil War, eastern cattle were _____ to feed the armies.
- Stray calves with no identifying symbols.
- A vast area of grassland owned by the government.
- Digging deep under the surface to extract ore.
- discovered gold in the Black Hills and _____ in Montana.
- Mining spurred the development of _____, the Dakota Territory and Montana.
- The drive to Missouri was a huge success and the cattle were able to be sold for _____ times the price in Texas.
- Ranchers in Mexico and Texas allowed there cattle to run wild, and slowly a new breed had emerged, the _____.
- Cowboys drove nearly 1.5 million head of cattle up the _____ Trail.
20 Clues: After the war beef prices _____. • Sticky, blue-grey mud found in Nevada. • Stray calves with no identifying symbols. • Punished the _____ or the let guilty go free. • Digging deep under the surface to extract ore. • Extracting the shallow deposits of ore by hand. • A vast area of grassland owned by the government. • ...
Beef Industry Vocabulary 2022-11-09
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- a male cow used for breeding
- cattle less than one year old.
- all products, except for beef, that come from beef cattle
- animal skin treated for human use such as leather from cattle
- a mineral used for growth and fighting off illnesses.
- fermented corn, wheat or hay, with the stalks and leaves,that is chopped and fed to cattle
- animals, such as cattle, that have multiple
- supplies energy, builds cells and blood and aids in the growth of healthy muscles, organs, skin and hair
- cattle
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- in their stomach
- the meat that comes from beef cattle.
- a female cow that has given birth to a calf.
- a female cow that has not produced a calf.
- process used to identify cattle.
- a male cow not used for breeding
- a mineral needed by our bodies to carry oxygen from our lungs throughout our bodies
16 Clues: cattle • in their stomach • a male cow used for breeding • cattle less than one year old. • process used to identify cattle. • a male cow not used for breeding • the meat that comes from beef cattle. • a female cow that has not produced a calf. • animals, such as cattle, that have multiple • a female cow that has given birth to a calf. • ...
Animal Breeds 2023-05-15
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- Sheep, originated in Scotland, white-faced, long pointy ears, raised for wool and meat production.
- Sheep, originated in Spain, white, known for its wool, soft and fine wool.
- Sheep, orgiginated in England, black face, white body, black socks, raised primarily for meat production.
- Swine, originated in Pennsylvania, large and pure white, maternal, droopy ears, laid over eyes.
- Dairy cattle, originated in the Dutch provinces, black and white patched throughout the body, worlds highest production dairy animal.
- Sheep, originated in England, color varies, primarily raised for meat production.
- Beef cattle, originated in France, large, white, fast growth and lean meat.
- Beef cattle, originated in England, red body white face, has horns, quitness, and hardiness.
- Beef cattle, originated in Scotland, black, polled, carcass quality, mothering qualities.
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- Beef cattle, originated in Southwestern US, light gray to red to almost black, ability to withstand heat and insects.
- Dairy cattle, originated in England, brown, high in butter fat, much smaller.
- Sheep, originated in North Carolina, white, medium in size, known to breed outside of season.
- Dairy cattle, originated in Scotland, red and white markings, easy calving.
- Dairy cattle, originated in Switzerland, gray/brown, second highest in milk production.
- Swine, originated in Ohio, black with 6 points of white, droopy ears, lean and heavy muscled, paternal.
- Swine, originated in England, white, long bodied, ears are erect, produce large litters, maternal.
- Beef cattle, originated in Switzerland, France, and Germany, red to dark red body with white face, fast growth and milking abilities, tall
- Swine, originated in England, black white white feet/6 points of white, ears are short and erect.
- Dairy cattle, originated in channel islands off of England, red and white, docile, milk is high in fat and protein.
- Swine, originated in England, white belt, black body, erect ears, known for being heavily muscled, paternal.
20 Clues: Sheep, originated in Spain, white, known for its wool, soft and fine wool. • Dairy cattle, originated in Scotland, red and white markings, easy calving. • Beef cattle, originated in France, large, white, fast growth and lean meat. • Dairy cattle, originated in England, brown, high in butter fat, much smaller. • ...
Animal Terminology 2023-11-06
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- Adult male chicken
- Adult male goat
- Newborn or baby cattle
- Young female horse
- Adult female horse
- Adult or young female goat
- Young female pig that has not had a baby
- Adult or mature male sheep
- Adult female cattle that has had a baby
- Adult or young Female sheep
- Mature or Adult Male cattle
- Chicken used for meat
- Any pig over 150 pounds
- Adult Male Chicken
- Castrated male cattle
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- Young Male Chicken
- Female cattle that have not had a baby
- Newborn or baby horse
- Female pig that has had a baby
- Castrated male swine
- Newborn or baby goat
- Young Male Horse
- Newborn or baby sheep
- Castrated male horse
- Castrated male goat or sheep
- Young Female Chicken
- Adult and mature male pig
27 Clues: Adult male goat • Young Male Horse • Young Male Chicken • Adult male chicken • Young female horse • Adult female horse • Adult Male Chicken • Castrated male swine • Newborn or baby goat • Castrated male horse • Young Female Chicken • Newborn or baby horse • Newborn or baby sheep • Chicken used for meat • Castrated male cattle • Newborn or baby cattle • Any pig over 150 pounds • ...
Livestock Terms 2024-09-03
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- mature female horse
- immature and mature male goat
- mature female chicken
- immature and mature female goat
- young pig
- immature and mature male cattle
- young horse
- castrated male cattle
- immature male horse
- castrated male cat
- immature and mature female sheep
- immature and mature male sheep
- immature male chicken
- mature female cattle
- young dog
- young cattle
- mature male horse
- young cat
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- Mature male cat
- Mature female queen
- young goat
- immature female cattle
- castrated male horse
- immature female chicken
- mature male chicken
- castrated male hog
- mature female hog
- immature and mature male hog
- castrated male chicken
- young chicken
- young sheep
- immature female horse
- castrated male goat and sheep
- immature female hog
34 Clues: young pig • young dog • young cat • young goat • young horse • young sheep • young cattle • young chicken • Mature male cat • mature female hog • mature male horse • castrated male hog • castrated male cat • Mature female queen • mature female horse • mature male chicken • immature male horse • immature female hog • castrated male horse • mature female cattle • mature female chicken • castrated male cattle • ...
Animal Terminology Cross word 2025-03-05
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- mature male sheep
- scientific name for cattle
- immature male chicken
- altered male pig
- scientific name for sheep
- immature male horse
- immature female chicken
- Mature male bovine
- scientific name for goats
- mature male goat
- group of cattle
- mature female cattle
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- mature female horse
- mature male pig
- immature female horse
- mature female pig
- scientific name for horses
- altered male goat
- newborn horse
- mature female chicken
- altered male chicken
- group of sheep
- newborn cattle
- mature male turkey
- scientific name for pigs
- group of pigs
26 Clues: newborn horse • group of pigs • group of sheep • newborn cattle • mature male pig • group of cattle • altered male pig • mature male goat • mature male sheep • mature female pig • altered male goat • mature male turkey • Mature male bovine • mature female horse • immature male horse • altered male chicken • mature female cattle • immature female horse • immature male chicken • mature female chicken • ...
Livestock Terminology 2025-10-10
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- mature male horse
- castrated male sheep or goat
- castrated male turkey or chicken
- mature male turkey
- group of rabbits
- mature female sheep
- castrated male horse
- mature male goat or rabbit
- mature male cattle
- baby turkey
- baby chicken
- mature male sheep
- young female horse
- mature female swine
- baby horse
- group of cattle, swine or horses
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- mature female cattle
- young female swine
- mature male swine
- mature female turkey or chicken
- castrated male rabbit
- young male horse
- young female chicken
- castrated male cattle
- baby rabbit
- mature male chicken
- baby cattle
- group of goats, sheep, turkeys or chickens
- baby goat
- castrated male swine
- baby swine
- mature female horse
- mature female goat or rabbit
- baby sheep
34 Clues: baby goat • baby swine • baby sheep • baby horse • baby rabbit • baby cattle • baby turkey • baby chicken • young male horse • group of rabbits • mature male swine • mature male horse • mature male sheep • young female swine • mature male turkey • mature male cattle • young female horse • mature female sheep • mature male chicken • mature female horse • mature female swine • mature female cattle • ...
animal terminology 2023-02-02
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- youngfemale cattle
- youngfemale swine
- castratedmale cattle
- youngmale horse
- newwborn horse
- youngfemale sheep
- maturemale horse
- youngmale goat
- newborn goose
- newborn rabbit
- newborn fish
- youngmale goat
- newborn chicken
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- young male cattle
- newborn goat
- youngmale fish
- newborn turkey
- newborn duck
- maturefemale rabbit
- newborn swine
- youngfemale horse
- youngmale swine
- youngmale sheep
- newborn sheep
- maturemale rabbit
25 Clues: newborn goat • newborn duck • newborn fish • newborn swine • newborn goose • newborn sheep • youngmale fish • newborn turkey • newwborn horse • youngmale goat • newborn rabbit • youngmale goat • youngmale horse • youngmale swine • youngmale sheep • newborn chicken • young male cattle • youngfemale swine • youngfemale horse • youngfemale sheep • maturemale horse • maturemale rabbit • youngfemale cattle • ...
Ag 103 2024-01-27
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- breed of swine that is red in color with down ears
- country of origin of the charolais breed of cattle
- hair breed of sheep that originated in South Africa
- british breed that is black, polled and has good marbling ability
- young ovine
- country of origin of the gelbvieh breed of cattle
- male ovine typically has horns
- female ovine
- castrated ovine
- comprised 3/8 brahman and 5/8 angus
- #1 sheep and goat producing state in the US
- breed of cattle that was 1st imported by Henry Clay
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- country of origin of angus and galloway breeds of cattle
- breed of cattle that originally was red and white and originated in Switzerland
- responsible for the golden color of the guernsey
- fiber produced from a sheep
- country of origin of the shorthorn and hereford breeds of cattle
- comprised of 1/4 hereford, 1/4 shorthorn, and 1/2 brahman
- most popular breed of goat in America today
- Mr. Lehmberg's alma mater
- fiber produced from an angora goat
- facility used to house animals on a farm
22 Clues: young ovine • female ovine • castrated ovine • Mr. Lehmberg's alma mater • fiber produced from a sheep • male ovine typically has horns • fiber produced from an angora goat • comprised 3/8 brahman and 5/8 angus • facility used to house animals on a farm • most popular breed of goat in America today • #1 sheep and goat producing state in the US • ...
Beef Production 2020-04-14
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- mature female cattle
- if a breed of cattle is bred to not have horns it is called _____.
- removal or destruction of the testicles so a male does not breed.
- time that a cow is pregnant, this is called the _______ period.
- this is the top beef producing state
- meat we consume from cattle
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- removal of the horns from cattle
- act of giving birth in cattle
- young female in cattle
- castrated male in cattle
- sperm collected from bull, then placed in repro tract of cow
- ______ tags. This is the most common way to identify cattle
- mature male in cattle
13 Clues: mature female cattle • mature male in cattle • young female in cattle • castrated male in cattle • meat we consume from cattle • act of giving birth in cattle • removal of the horns from cattle • this is the top beef producing state • ______ tags. This is the most common way to identify cattle • sperm collected from bull, then placed in repro tract of cow • ...
Cattle Production 2021-10-01
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- A MALE BOVINE ANIMAL THAT IS UNCASTRATED.
- A FULLY-GROWN FEMALE BOVINE THAT PRODUCES MILK OR BEEF
- A YOUNG BOVINE ANIMAL COW OR BULL WHICH ISIN ITS FIRST YEAR
- A LARGE ENCLOSED AREA WHERE A BIG NUMBER OF CATTLE IS FED BEFORE
- A GROUP OF CATTLE
- A GROUP OF COWS THAT PRODUCE MILK
- A SPECIAL AREA WHERE COWS ARE MILKED
- THE PERSON WHO MANAGES A RANCH
- A SPECIAL PROCESS OF HEATING MILK TO KILL BACTERIA
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- A PLACE WHERE COWS ARE KEPT
- MEAT WHICH COMES FROM CATTLE
- A CHEMICAL THAT INCREASES CATTLE'S RATE OF GROWTH OR MILK
- CATTLE WHICH EAT GRASS FORAGED FROM A PASTURE OR FIELDS
- THE SYSTEM AT A DAIRY THAT TRANSFERS MILK FROM A COW INTO COOLING AND STORAGE CONTAINERS
- DOMESTICATED ANIMALS WHICH ARE RAISED TO PRODUCE MEAT, EGGS,
- A YOUNG COW THAT HAS NOT BORNE A CALF OR HAS BORNE ONLY ONE
- FOOD WHICH IS MADE FROM MILK
- YOUNG NEUTERED MALE CATTLE WHICH ARE RAISED FOR BEEF
- FUR, LEATHER AND WOOL
19 Clues: A GROUP OF CATTLE • FUR, LEATHER AND WOOL • A PLACE WHERE COWS ARE KEPT • MEAT WHICH COMES FROM CATTLE • FOOD WHICH IS MADE FROM MILK • THE PERSON WHO MANAGES A RANCH • A GROUP OF COWS THAT PRODUCE MILK • A SPECIAL AREA WHERE COWS ARE MILKED • A MALE BOVINE ANIMAL THAT IS UNCASTRATED. • A SPECIAL PROCESS OF HEATING MILK TO KILL BACTERIA • ...
Livestock Terminology 2023-10-10
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- Castrated Male Horse
- Young Male Chicken
- Mature Female Goat
- Castrated Male Cattle
- Young Female Horse
- Mature Male Swine
- Newly Born Goat
- Giving Birth Rabbits
- Newly Born Swine
- Mature Female Horse
- Giving Birth Goat
- Young Male Sheep
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- Castrated Male Rabbit
- Young Female Sheep
- Mature Female Rabbit
- Mature Female Cattle
- Mature Male Chicken
- Mature Male Cattle
- Group of Chickens
- Group of Swine
- Giving Birth Swine
- Newly Born Sheep
- Giving Birth Chicken
- Young Female Cattle
- Young Male Horse
- Group of Goats
- Mature Male Sheep
- Newly Born Rabbit
28 Clues: Group of Swine • Group of Goats • Newly Born Goat • Newly Born Sheep • Young Male Horse • Newly Born Swine • Young Male Sheep • Group of Chickens • Mature Male Swine • Mature Male Sheep • Newly Born Rabbit • Giving Birth Goat • Young Female Sheep • Young Male Chicken • Mature Female Goat • Mature Male Cattle • Young Female Horse • Giving Birth Swine • Mature Male Chicken • Young Female Cattle • ...
Dairy Cattle 2021-10-11
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- Enough;adequate
- An inability to properly use one or more limbs due to severe pain or injury
- Castrated male dairy animal
- Each cow is tied inside a stall and is not constantly roaming around
- Not producing milk
- Producing milk
- The removal of horns from cattle
- Female dairy animals that has had a calf
- The process of extracting milk from a female dairy animal
- Most common breed of dairy cattle
- Male or Female dairy animals under 1 year of age
- A restraining device fitted loosely around the neck of a cow to confine it to its stall
- Female dairy animals that has not had a calf
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- Each animal is tied up in a stall for resting, feeding, milking, and watering
- How mammals breathe
- Associated with respiratory health of animals, the quality of the air that animals breathe directly influences animal health and disease.
- Uncastrated male dairy animal
- insemination The medical or veterinary procedure of breeding cattle
- The first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies
- a sickness
- Process of giving birth
21 Clues: a sickness • Producing milk • Enough;adequate • Not producing milk • How mammals breathe • Process of giving birth • Castrated male dairy animal • Uncastrated male dairy animal • The removal of horns from cattle • Most common breed of dairy cattle • Female dairy animals that has had a calf • Female dairy animals that has not had a calf • ...
cattle terms 2021-12-02
CATTLE FFA 2016-04-26
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- horned, white bellies and face
- large, black, small hump on the top of their neck, throaty
- small cattle, tan/gray color, big muzzels
- white with small red markings
- black with a white belt around its torso
- obvious
- mostly dark red white white bellies and small white markings toward the back of the cow
- deep tan color, dairy cattle, skinny big ears
- large, deep red color, floppy ears
- dairy cattle, black and white always
- a cross between, angus, brangus, and brahman
- very throaty, large hump on their neck
- small, squarish bodies, black
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- white with very large red markings
- neck color is darker than the rest of the body, not very tall
- not horned white bellies and face
- very large cattle, white markings, tall
- red, large, throaty, small hump on top of their neck
- red, small, squarish bodies
- dairy, skinny bodied, small head/face
- roan most of the time
- white and large
- large, small hump on top of neck, white face with red around eyes
- long bodied, color ranges
24 Clues: obvious • white and large • roan most of the time • long bodied, color ranges • red, small, squarish bodies • white with small red markings • small, squarish bodies, black • horned, white bellies and face • not horned white bellies and face • white with very large red markings • large, deep red color, floppy ears • dairy cattle, black and white always • ...
Cattle Vocabulary 2022-10-27
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- Offspring of two different breeds
- Mature Female
- A breed not common to the USA
- A young bovine under one year
- Mature male
- regurgitated
- A way to figure land carrying capacity
- A castrated mature male
- Production of Milk
- Amount of fat covering the body
- Removal of the testicles
- Live weight compared to carcass weight
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- A cow that is not producing milk
- Cattle that can be used for both milk and meat
- A feeder for only small calves and not cows
- Hornless
- Pregnancy
- Body structure, the way an animal is put together
- Healthy hair coat
- When you remove an animal from your herd
- Veins of fat found in the meat
- Dressed body of an animal
- Young female, has not calved
- Castrated Bovine
24 Clues: Hornless • Pregnancy • Mature male • regurgitated • Mature Female • Castrated Bovine • Healthy hair coat • Production of Milk • A castrated mature male • Removal of the testicles • Dressed body of an animal • Young female, has not calved • A breed not common to the USA • A young bovine under one year • Veins of fat found in the meat • Amount of fat covering the body • ...
Cattle Breeding 2025-05-20
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- a mature male bovine used for breeding
- the process of transitioning a calf from mother's milk to solid food
- mating animals of different breeds to combine desireable traits
- adesirable an animal's ancestry or lineage
- a breeding method where sperm is manually inserted into the female reporductive tract
- the period of pregnancy in cattle
- a castrated male bovine, typically raised for beef
- a young bovine either male or female
- an animal with parents of the same breed, often registered
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- a mature female bovine that has had at least one calf
- rate the percentage of successful pregnancies per breeding attempt
- the father of a calf
- the period during which a cow produces milk after giving birth
- the process of mating animals to produce offspring
- a technique where embryos from a donor cow are implanted into recipient cows
- the study of heredity and inherited traits in breeding
- a young female bovine that has not yet calved
- a group of cattle
- the mother of a calf
- the period when a cow is fertile and receptive to mating
20 Clues: a group of cattle • the father of a calf • the mother of a calf • the period of pregnancy in cattle • a young bovine either male or female • a mature male bovine used for breeding • adesirable an animal's ancestry or lineage • a young female bovine that has not yet calved • the process of mating animals to produce offspring • ...
Animal Terminology 2024-01-24
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- mature male cattle
- mature male chicken
- young female sheep
- young female swine
- mature male turkey
- birthing of a sheep
- mature female chicken or duck
- mature male swine
- Birth of cattle
- young male or female fish
- Newborn cow
- mature male rabbit
- newborn fish
- Birth of a goat
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- young female chicken
- mature female horse
- castrated male swine
- birth of a chicken or duck
- mature male sheep
- Castrated male horse
- newborn swine
- young male cattle
- young female goat
- birthing of a fish
- newborn chicken
- young male goat
- newborn rabbit
- mature female cattle
28 Clues: Newborn cow • newborn fish • newborn swine • newborn rabbit • newborn chicken • young male goat • Birth of cattle • Birth of a goat • mature male sheep • young male cattle • young female goat • mature male swine • mature male cattle • young female sheep • young female swine • mature male turkey • birthing of a fish • mature male rabbit • mature female horse • mature male chicken • birthing of a sheep • ...
Kevin Witte 2020-08-24
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- intact male horse
- female which has NOT produced offspring cattle
- castrated male sheep
- sexually mature female horse
- sexually immature goat; offspring
- scientific name for horses
- scientific name for swine
- scientific name for chicken
- female chicken which has produced offspring
- intact male sheep; also known as a buck
- sexually immature sheep; offspring
- scientific name for sheep
- immature male chicken
- sexually immature male horse
- castrated male pig
- immature male
- intact male goat; also known as a billy
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- female pig which has NOT produced offspring
- castrated male chicken
- intact male chicken
- castrated male cattle
- female pig which has produced offspring
- castrated male goat
- female sheep
- immature female sheep
- female goat; also known as a nanny
- female chicken which has NOT produced offspring
- scientific name for goats
- immature male pig
- intact male pig
- sexually immature female horse
- offspring of a stallion and mare
- female which has produced offspring cattle
- intact male cattle
- immature male sheep
- castrated male horse
- scientific name for cattle
- sexually immature male or female cattle
38 Clues: female sheep • immature male • intact male pig • intact male horse • immature male pig • castrated male pig • intact male cattle • intact male chicken • castrated male goat • immature male sheep • castrated male sheep • castrated male horse • castrated male cattle • immature female sheep • immature male chicken • castrated male chicken • scientific name for swine • scientific name for goats • ...
Beef Gabriel 2014-02-03
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- Most cattle operations are Family-
- Today there are almost 100 ____ beef animals
- Only ___ of the animal becomes beef
- Beef is also a good source of what vitamins
- The earliest of beef cattle to the country was the 1500's via
- A cow can turn grass into highly nutritious beef because it is what
- Beef is ___ nutrient rich
- Beef is a valuable and delicious ___ for the body
- Hundreds of products other than beef are made from cattle. these goods are called what
- Proteins are made up of what acids
- ____ cattle came directly to this country in the early 1600's
- Americans eat an average of about how many pounds of beef a year
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- Beef is known for contributing what nutrition
- What industry is the single largest segment of U.S. Agriculture
- Fat is an ____ nutrient that keeps your body working properly
- Cattle live a majority of their lives where
- About half the fat in beef is what
- Beef is a what protein
- About 500 had become established where by 1620
- Beef comes from what amazing animals
20 Clues: Beef is a what protein • Beef is ___ nutrient rich • Most cattle operations are Family- • About half the fat in beef is what • Proteins are made up of what acids • Only ___ of the animal becomes beef • Beef comes from what amazing animals • Cattle live a majority of their lives where • Beef is also a good source of what vitamins • Today there are almost 100 ____ beef animals • ...
Cows - Natalie Haley 2023-05-18
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- flesh from a cow that is used for food.
- An organ on female cows used to produce milk.
- A liquid produced from female cattle.
- Baby cows that are under one year old.
- A yellow subdtance used from cooking, made from churning cream.
- A small breed of dairy cattle that are mainly raised for milk production.
- A establishment where female cattle are milked.
- A man, typically on a horse that herds cattle.
- A harn growth, that come in pairs, that sprout from male cattle.
- A drink that is made from icecream or dairy products.
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- An establishment used to grow crops or store animals.
- A desert created from dairy products.
- A male cow.
- Small round or roundish shapes that are differently colored from it's surroundings
- A way to describe domesticated animals that are used in a farm.
- A building used to store feed or tools.
- Land that is covered in grass, typically gated.
- An animal that provides beef or milk.
- An ingredient found in bread.
- A large farm where cattle are bred.
20 Clues: A male cow. • An ingredient found in bread. • A large farm where cattle are bred. • A desert created from dairy products. • A liquid produced from female cattle. • An animal that provides beef or milk. • Baby cows that are under one year old. • flesh from a cow that is used for food. • A building used to store feed or tools. • An organ on female cows used to produce milk. • ...
Drovers Camp 2025-03-10
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- Drover in charge of plant and mob.
- A stock route rail head town.
- Used to carry water.
- Type of rope drovers used
- Name of saddle drovers rode in.
- You find these on the horses hooves.
- Name of QLD town and bell around horses neck.
- NT & QLD stock route now a main road.
- Name of the drovers mid day meal.
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- One of the most dangerous stock routes.
- Name of QLD town and camp oven.
- Drovers bread.
- Cattle and horses eat this.
- Name of river in Camooweal.
- Drovers all used this name instead of real name.
- A group of cattle called this.
- Nightwatch drover would do this to calm cattle.
- Branding How drovers branded cattle.
- This happens when cattle scared or frightened.
19 Clues: Drovers bread. • Used to carry water. • Type of rope drovers used • Cattle and horses eat this. • Name of river in Camooweal. • A stock route rail head town. • A group of cattle called this. • Name of QLD town and camp oven. • Name of saddle drovers rode in. • Name of the drovers mid day meal. • Drover in charge of plant and mob. • You find these on the horses hooves. • ...
Animal Terminology 2023-12-08
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- Intact male dog
- Category used to describe chickens raised for eggs
- Category used to describe chickens raised for meat
- Large joint halfway up the rear leg in cows/pigs/horses
- Rear leg area of a pig
- Most common breed of beef cattle, black coat
- Smallest breed of dairy cattle, puppy dog personality
- Baby swine
- Breed of beef cattle with a red body and white face
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- Top of a cow's head
- Group that the Labrador Retriever belongs to
- Intact male goat
- Group that the pug belongs to
- Baby sheep
- Breed of cat known for "going limp" when handled
- Most popular breed of dairy cattle
- Member of the working group that pulls sleds
- Immature female cattle
- Mature female pig
19 Clues: Baby sheep • Baby swine • Intact male dog • Intact male goat • Mature female pig • Top of a cow's head • Rear leg area of a pig • Immature female cattle • Group that the pug belongs to • Most popular breed of dairy cattle • Group that the Labrador Retriever belongs to • Member of the working group that pulls sleds • Most common breed of beef cattle, black coat • ...
Texas Frontier Unit 8 2023-02-08
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- invention that ended open range
- moving cattle from Texas to Kansas
- protected settlers from natives
- Spanish word for cowboy
- the first Texas ranchers were
- before barbed wire the country was
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- conflict between U.S. Army and natives
- conflict between farmers and ranchers
- famous Comanche chief and son of white woman
- laws that limit business practices
- a constant threat on cattle drives
- invention for pumping water
- job of moving cattle on cattle drive
- indians were forced to live on
- regulated railroad companies
- most famous of cattle trails
16 Clues: Spanish word for cowboy • invention for pumping water • regulated railroad companies • most famous of cattle trails • the first Texas ranchers were • indians were forced to live on • invention that ended open range • protected settlers from natives • laws that limit business practices • a constant threat on cattle drives • moving cattle from Texas to Kansas • ...
Beef - Swine Crossword 2023-12-11
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- / A female of the cattle family that has given birth
- / Animals that produce milk
- replacers / Dry dairy or vegetable products that are mixed with warm water to feed young calves in place of milk
- / Meat from cattle
- / To cook and press the oil from
- / To remove from the herd
- / A young animal of the cattle family
- / Meat from swine
- / The fat in milk
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- / The meat of young calves
- / To remove and keep away from, usually milk
- / White or yellowish liquid secreted by the mammary glands of an animal for the purpose of feeding young
- / A female of the cattle family that has not given birth
- / Castrated male animal of the cattle family
- / Male animal of the cattle family with all reproductive parts intact
- / Using the animal for work
- / Rendered pork fat
17 Clues: / Meat from swine • / The fat in milk • / Meat from cattle • / Rendered pork fat • / To remove from the herd • / The meat of young calves • / Animals that produce milk • / Using the animal for work • / To cook and press the oil from • / A young animal of the cattle family • / To remove and keep away from, usually milk • / Castrated male animal of the cattle family • ...
Animal Terminology 2023-08-29
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- Mature Female Pig
- Male Chicken
- Castrated Cattle
- Mature Female Horse
- Mature Male Sheep
- Mature Male Chicken
- Castrated Male Horse
- Castrated Male Pig
- Baby Pig
- Young Male Horse
- Baby Cow
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- Intact Male Pig
- Mature Male Horse
- Castrated Male Sheep
- Castrated Male Chicken
- Young Female Pig
- Young Female Cattle
- Mature Female Sheep
- Mature Male Cattle
- Young Female Horse
- Baby Chicken
21 Clues: Baby Pig • Baby Cow • Male Chicken • Baby Chicken • Intact Male Pig • Castrated Cattle • Young Female Pig • Young Male Horse • Mature Male Horse • Mature Female Pig • Mature Male Sheep • Castrated Male Pig • Mature Male Cattle • Young Female Horse • Mature Female Horse • Mature Male Chicken • Young Female Cattle • Mature Female Sheep • Castrated Male Sheep • Castrated Male Horse • Castrated Male Chicken
Animal terminology SQUINT'S 2022-01-25
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- castrated male
- mature female cattle
- young male cattle
- mature male duck
- mature male sheep
- young female swine
- birthing term for goat k.p's fav
- a castrated male cow
- young male goat
- birthing term for cattle
- new born name for a rabbit
- mature male goose
- newborn goat
- castrated male
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- newborn horse
- young female
- young male swine
- young male
- birth term horse
- mature male turkey
- young male and female
- mature female swine
- newborn fish
- new born goose
- newborn duck
- young female goat
- a castrated male pig
- 9 months genstrations period
- mature male rabbit
29 Clues: young male • young female • newborn fish • newborn duck • newborn goat • newborn horse • castrated male • new born goose • castrated male • young male goat • young male swine • birth term horse • mature male duck • young male cattle • mature male sheep • young female goat • mature male goose • young female swine • mature male turkey • mature male rabbit • mature female swine • mature female cattle • ...
Cattle Crossword 2024-12-05
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- cow's foot
- abbreviation for artificial insemination
- land suitable for animal grazing
- young cattle; under a year old
- place intended to fatten livestock before butcher
- year old cattle
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- young female cow; prior to having her first calf
- way to identify cows; placed in ear
- mature male cattle
- mature female cattle
- annoying for cattle in the summer; pest
- regurgitated food in cow's mouth
- number of compartments in a cow's stomach
- supplements for cattle
14 Clues: cow's foot • year old cattle • mature male cattle • mature female cattle • supplements for cattle • young cattle; under a year old • land suitable for animal grazing • regurgitated food in cow's mouth • way to identify cows; placed in ear • annoying for cattle in the summer; pest • abbreviation for artificial insemination • number of compartments in a cow's stomach • ...
Animal Terminology Review 2017-08-30
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- newborn horse
- newborn cattle
- newborn chicken
- castrated male sheep or goat
- hen used for laying eggs
- scientific name for sheep
- mature or young male cattle
- mature female cattle
- dish made from young goat
- group of sheep, chickens or turkeys
- scientific name of goats
- meat that comes from swine
- young female turkey
- newborn swine
- young male horse
- chickens grown to eat
- scientific name for swine
- castrated male horse
- young male turkey
- young male sheep
- castrated male cattle
- meat from goat of any age
- newborn turkey
- newborn sheep or meat from a sheep younger than 1 year of age
- mature female horse
- mature female goat
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- castrated male swine
- scientific name of chickens
- young female horse
- mature male chicken
- young female cattle
- newborn goat
- meat from cattle
- young male goat
- mature female swine
- mature male horse
- group of goats
- scientific name of cattle
- scientific name for goats
- scientific name of horses
- castrated male chicken or turkey
- mature male turkey
- young female goat
- mature male sheep
- young female sheep
- young female swine
- group of cattle, swine and horses
- meat from a sheep older than 1 year of age
- mature female turkey or chicken
- young male swine
- meat from baby calf
- mature male swine
- mature female sheep
53 Clues: newborn goat • newborn horse • newborn swine • newborn cattle • group of goats • newborn turkey • newborn chicken • young male goat • meat from cattle • young male horse • young male sheep • young male swine • mature male horse • young female goat • mature male sheep • young male turkey • mature male swine • young female horse • mature male turkey • young female sheep • young female swine • mature female goat • ...
Livestock Terms 2022-11-07
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- Mature male rabbit
- Mature female swine with piglets
- Female cattle who has had calves
- Mature male swine
- Young male cattle
- Baby rabbit
- Horse meat
- Mature female goat or rabbit that has had babies
- Group of sheep, chickens, or turkey
- Young non-breeding age rabbit if raised for meat
- Castrated male chicken or turkey
- Group of rabbits
- Castrated male rabbit
- Young female turkey or turkey baby
- Meat from chickens or turkeys
- Mature male goat term other than buck
- Mature male breeding sheep
- Young female cattle without calf
- Sheep meat
- Castrated male horse
- Young male turkey
- Meat from swine
- Castrated male sheep or goat
- Young female goat with no kids
- Mature female horse who has had a foal
- Mature male turkey
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- Young male chicken
- Mature male horse
- Baby horse
- Baby chicken
- Mature male chicken
- Young female horse who has not had a baby
- Meat from cattle
- Baby goat
- Castrated male cattle
- Young male swine or castrated swine
- A group of cattle, goats, horses, or hogs
- Rabbit meat
- Baby cattle
- Young male horse
- Mature male cattle
- Goat meat term other than Chevon
- Young female chicken
- lamb, Young male lamb
- Mature female chicken or turkey
- Young male goat
- Young female swine without piglets
- lamb, Young female lamb
- Female sheep who has had lambs
- Baby swine
- Baby sheep
51 Clues: Baby goat • Baby horse • Horse meat • Sheep meat • Baby swine • Baby sheep • Baby rabbit • Rabbit meat • Baby cattle • Baby chicken • Young male goat • Meat from swine • Meat from cattle • Group of rabbits • Young male horse • Mature male horse • Mature male swine • Young male cattle • Young male turkey • Mature male rabbit • Young male chicken • Mature male cattle • Mature male turkey • Mature male chicken • ...
Livestock Reproductive Diseases 2025-03-21
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- A bacterial infection that can cause abortions, stillbirths, and infertility in cattle and other livestock. The infection is transmitted through contact with contaminated water, soil, or urine from infected animals.
- A viral disease transmitted by midges that causes stillbirths, abortions, and birth defects in sheep and cattle. It affects reproduction by causing congenital malformations in fetuses, especially during early pregnancy.
- A parasitic infection in cattle that leads to abortion, stillbirths, and congenital abnormalities in calves. It is transmitted from infected cows to their offspring during pregnancy.
- Ifection that causes abortion, retained placenta, and infertility in cattle, sheep, and goats. It is zoonotic, meaning it can be transmitted to humans, typically through direct contact with infected animals.
- A viral disease that causes respiratory symptoms, as well as reproductive issues such as abortion, infertility, and early embryonic loss in cattle. It can also lead to the birth of weak or stillborn calves.
- A bacterial infection that causes abortion in cattle, primarily affecting the first trimester of pregnancy. It can also lead to infertility and repeat breeding in infected cows.
- A viral disease that causes skin lesions, but also affects fertility in sheep and goats. These infections can cause abortion and stillbirths, with some animals suffering from severe reproductive issues.
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- A viral disease that affects the nervous system and can lead to death in livestock, though it is not commonly associated with direct reproductive issues. However, infected animals may suffer from neurological symptoms that interfere with breeding behavior.
- The bacterium responsible for brucellosis, causing abortion, infertility, and retained placenta in cattle. It is a major cause of reproductive loss and can be transmitted to humans (zoonotic).
- The failure to expel the placenta after calving, leading to infections, uterine problems, and delayed conception. This condition can result in infertility and reproductive failure in cattle and other livestock.
- An inflammation of the uterus often caused by infection following calving. It leads to infertility, abortion, and reduced milk production in affected cattle.
- A viral disease in horses that affects the immune system and can lead to abortions in mares. While primarily a blood-borne disease, its impact on reproduction can be significant in infected animals.
- A parasitic infection that causes abortion, stillbirths, and birth defects in sheep, goats, and cattle. It is primarily transmitted through ingestion of contaminated food or water and can cause serious reproductive losses.
- A chronic bacterial infection that affects cattle and can lead to infertility, abortion, and the birth of weak or underdeveloped calves. It is a major concern for public health and herd productivity.
- A viral infection that causes lesions on the skin of cattle, particularly on the udder and teats. While not directly impacting reproduction, it can cause reduced milk production and interfere with normal reproductive behavior.
- A chronic bacterial infection primarily affecting the gastrointestinal tract of cattle. It can lead to reduced fertility and the birth of weak calves, though its impact on reproduction is often secondary to its effects on overall health.
- Bacterial infections that can cause uterine infections, abortion, and other reproductive issues in cattle and other livestock. E. coli can disrupt the pregnancy process, leading to complications during labor.
- A sexually transmitted disease in cattle caused by a protozoan parasite that leads to infertility in bulls and early embryonic death, abortion, and repeat breeding in cows.
- A bacterial infection that can cause abortion, stillbirths, and neurological disorders in cattle, sheep, and goats. It is often transmitted through contaminated silage and can lead to significant reproductive losses.
- A viral infection that causes severe reproductive problems in cattle, including early embryonic death, abortions, and congenital defects in calves. It is highly contagious and can lead to chronic infection, reducing fertility in affected herds.
20 Clues: An inflammation of the uterus often caused by infection following calving. It leads to infertility, abortion, and reduced milk production in affected cattle. • A sexually transmitted disease in cattle caused by a protozoan parasite that leads to infertility in bulls and early embryonic death, abortion, and repeat breeding in cows. • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-02-16
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- Young intact male goat
- young female goat that has not reproduced
- young female horse
- mature male horse used for reproduction
- An intact male pig
- Female horse that has had offspring
- Castrated male cattle
- Mature male sheep
- Meat from cattle
- Female cattle that has had offspring
- castrated male goat
- Intact male catte
- newborn horse
- Female sheep that has reproduced
- newborn sheep
- mature female goat that has reproduced
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- Meat from pigs
- newborn goat
- Female cattle that has not had offspring
- newborn pig
- mature male goat used for reproduction
- Castrated male sheep
- Female pig that has not had offspring
- Baby cattle
- A castrated male pig
- A female pig that has had offspring
- young female sheep
- Castrated male horse
- Young intact male horse
- mature female horse that has reproduced
30 Clues: newborn pig • Baby cattle • newborn goat • newborn horse • newborn sheep • Meat from pigs • Meat from cattle • Mature male sheep • Intact male catte • young female horse • An intact male pig • young female sheep • castrated male goat • Castrated male sheep • A castrated male pig • Castrated male horse • Castrated male cattle • Young intact male goat • Young intact male horse • ...
Ranching - The West Project 2024-11-22
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- Another word for cowboy
- The empty land and abundance of cattle attracted new ___________ settlers
- People in charge of herding the animals and maintaining the ranch
- Ranching comes from _________ and Mexican culture
- Farmers protected their land from being grazed on by rancher’s animals with this type of wire
- The _________ War created a demand for beef
- Herding animals used by cowboys to travel across the range quickly
- The Mexican-American War made many ranchers _________ their ranches
- Early on, ranchers let their livestock graze on government land called the ______
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- This type of cow became famous for Texas ranches because it was sturdy and strong
- Spain created the __________ Tax on unbranded animals
- Most cowboys were from _______ social classes
- A trail famous for bringing cattle to the Northern States during the Civil War
- Ranches had several thousand ______
- Because of frequent cattle drives and demanding markets, the number of cattle quickly ___________
- The building of these significantly helped the cattle industry
- Sport developed by skilled cowboys and their horses that competed and put on shows
- How animals are marked to figure out who the animals belong to
- Cowboys often went on these to move cattle long distances
- Cattle became important as the _______ industry grew
20 Clues: Another word for cowboy • Ranches had several thousand ______ • The _________ War created a demand for beef • Most cowboys were from _______ social classes • Ranching comes from _________ and Mexican culture • Cattle became important as the _______ industry grew • Spain created the __________ Tax on unbranded animals • ...
Texas as a State 2023-01-17
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- demand for beef increased after this war
- cowboys do this on horseback
- burning a ranch logo onto cattle
- cowboys wear these on their boots
- the cattle industry sold this for profit
- first major cattle trail in texas
- invention helped irrigate crops in Texas
- first people to introduce cattle in texas
- last chief of the comanche tribe
- black soldiers who fought indians
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- former governor of texas
- invented barbed wire
- state with cattle drives and Indian wars
- led to the decline of ranches in texas
- this resource helped west texas ranching
- new cities grew along this line
- this increased in texas between 1850-1890
17 Clues: invented barbed wire • former governor of texas • cowboys do this on horseback • new cities grew along this line • burning a ranch logo onto cattle • last chief of the comanche tribe • cowboys wear these on their boots • first major cattle trail in texas • black soldiers who fought indians • led to the decline of ranches in texas • demand for beef increased after this war • ...
Don & Tina Wedding Crossword 2023-06-19
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- Three of these in the family
- Where Tina & Don met
- Tina's first Australian cattle dog
- Don is one of these in relation to his father
- Don's truck
- Tina's truck
- How Don may refer to plural pronouns
- Tina's work
- What did Don give Tina when he asked her out for supper the first time
- Our birthday month
- Spunky, little and might nip when you are not looking
- Brady's consistent ride
- Tina's second Australian cattle dog
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- Tina's third Australian cattle dog
- Don's sister
- How many animal children will Tina & Don jointly have
- Has had three men looking over her shoulder
- Tyler, Kayda and Tina have this in common
- Don's work
- White and elusive, and not Annie's friend
- Years that Tina & Don will be together in September
- Honeymoon location
- Tina's oldest horse
- Tina's fifth Australian cattle dog
- Tina's fourth Australian cattle dog
- The first food Don shared with Tina
26 Clues: Don's work • Don's truck • Tina's work • Don's sister • Tina's truck • Honeymoon location • Our birthday month • Tina's oldest horse • Where Tina & Don met • Brady's consistent ride • Three of these in the family • Tina's third Australian cattle dog • Tina's first Australian cattle dog • Tina's fifth Australian cattle dog • Tina's fourth Australian cattle dog • ...
Animal Science Gender Terms 2016-03-24
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- male over one year of age (sheep)
- older female (usually after calving) (cattle)
- castrated male (cattle)
- castrated male (sheep)
- intact mature male at least four years old (thoroughbreds-five) (horses)
- young female (usually prior to calving) (cattle)
- male up to one year of age (sheep)
- horses parturition
- castrated male (horses)
- older female after farrowing (swine)
- intact male (cattle)
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- female at least four years old (thoroughbreds-five) or older female after giving birth (horses)
- swine parturition
- cattle parturition
- young male three years of age or less (thoroughbreds-colts extend to four years) (horses)
- intact male (swine)
- young female up to one year of age (sheep)
- sheep parturition
- female over one year of age (sheep)
- castrated male (swine)
- young female three years of age or less (thoroughbreds-fillies extend to four years) (horses)
- young female prior to farrowing (swine)
22 Clues: swine parturition • sheep parturition • cattle parturition • horses parturition • intact male (swine) • intact male (cattle) • castrated male (sheep) • castrated male (swine) • castrated male (cattle) • castrated male (horses) • male over one year of age (sheep) • male up to one year of age (sheep) • female over one year of age (sheep) • older female after farrowing (swine) • ...
