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Introduction to Animal Science

Introduction to Animal Science. By Brandy Starnes, East Rowan High School 2010. How much do you know about Animals?. Assignment: Do worksheets “Barnyard Brushup” and “Barnyard Fun”. You should be able to:. 1.01 Define terms used to distinguish animals by sex, age, and physical traits

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Introduction to Animal Science

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  1. Introduction to Animal Science By Brandy Starnes, East Rowan High School 2010

  2. How much do you know about Animals? • Assignment: Do worksheets “Barnyard Brushup” and “Barnyard Fun”

  3. You should be able to: • 1.01 Define terms used to distinguish animals by sex, age, and physical traits • 1.02 Identify major breeds • 1.03 Recognize major external anatomy

  4. Terminology • Objective 1.01 Define terms used to distinguish animals by sex, age, and physical traits

  5. Assignment • Use this chart to help you take notes on the terminology used in Animal Science

  6. Cattle * Cows – mature females that can reproduce * Steers – castrated male cattle that cannot reproduce * Bullocks – young male bulls that cannot reproduce * Heifer – young female cattle; has not had offspring

  7. Cattle (continued) • Calf – young cattle to young to reproduce • Bulls – male cattle that can reproduce • Beef – meat from cattle • Calving: act of giving birth

  8. Sheep • Ram – mature male sheep • Ewe lamb – young female sheep • Ram lamb – young male sheep • Lamb – newborn sheep or young sheep, also the meat from a young sheep • Ewe – mature female sheep • Mutton – meat from a sheep older than one year of age • Wether – castrated male sheep • Lambing—act of giving birth

  9. Swine - Hogs • Barrow – castrated male pig or hog • Boar – mature male hog • Gilt – young female pig • Shoat – young male pig • Pig – newborn or very young pig • Sow – mature female • Pork – meat from swine • Farrowing—the act of giving birth

  10. Chickens • Hen – mature female chicken • Capon – castrated male chicken • Cockerel—young male • Chick – newborn chicken • Cock (Rooster) – mature male chicken • Pullet – young female chicken • Layer – hen used for laying eggs • Broiler/Fryer – chickens grown to eat • Hatch—the act of being “born”

  11. Turkey • Tom – mature male turkey • Poult – very young turkey • Hen – mature female turkey • Capon – castrated male turkey

  12. Horses • Gelding – castrated male horse • Stallion – mature male horse • Filly – young female horse • Foal – newborn horse • Mare – mature female horse • Colt – young male horse • Foaling—act of giving birth

  13. Goats • Wether/Steer – castrated male goat • Doe kid – young female goat • Buck kid – young male goat • Doe – mature female goat • Buck – mature male goat • Kid – newborn goat • chevon' or `cabrito‘—meat from goats

  14. Review Assignment: BINGO • Fill out the blank bingo card with the livestock terms of your choice • Play bingo!!!

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