Animal breeding, health and welfare

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Across
  1. 4. A farmer who grazes cattle or sheep for market
  2. 8. The study of heredity and inherited characteristics or traits
  3. 9. The activity of controlling the mating and production of offspring of animals
  4. 10. Capable of being passed from one generation to the next
  5. 11. The efficiency of a person, animal, etc., in converting inputs into useful outputs
  6. 12. Lacking horns, either naturally or because of removal
  7. 14. The quality or state of being muscular
  8. 15. The use of vaccines to prevent specific diseases
  9. 17. A group of animals kept for breeding, or a place where breeding animals are kept
  10. 18. Disease caused by and/or capable of being transmitted by infection e.g. by bacteria
Down
  1. 1. Person that eats or uses something e.g. meat
  2. 2. The physical and psychological well-being of animals
  3. 3. The condition or degree of being fertile i.e. able to produce offspring
  4. 5. The care and breeding of animals
  5. 6. A person qualified to treat diseased or injured animals
  6. 7. A person in physical charge of an animal
  7. 13. Domestic animals, such as cattle or horses, raised for profit
  8. 16. Yielding financial gain; able to make a profit
  9. 19. Genetically determined characteristics
  10. 20. Type of animal breeding where people select the traits they want the offspring to possess