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The Moo-dyBlues Oh Baby! Who’s Your

Daddy?If Mama

Ain’t HappyLand of

Milk & Honey

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Maturity is important in parenting. For heifers, it is best to wait until this age for calving.

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What is 2 years?

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This the the primary reason a heifer is likely to have difficulty

birthing her first calf.

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What is more rigid ligaments of the pelvic bones?

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This is the reason that cattle ranchers prefer to do their

calving in the spring.

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What is less housing, feed, and labor?

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Babies cost a small fortune. Regarding AI especially, this is a

rancher’s main motivation for breeding heifers to calve at 2

years of age.

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What is a higher conception rate?

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The birth of twins is usually cause for celebration, but not in

this case.

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What is freemartin twins?

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This is the best age for a horse to have its first foal.

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What is 3 years old?

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This is the process of giving birth.

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What is partuition?

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If a baby isn’t breathing immediately after birth, it is often due to this substance.

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What is mucus?

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This organ does not belong to mother or child, but rather to

both.

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What is the placenta?

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Within 24 hours after the birth of a calf, the placenta must be

expelled to avoid this potential killer.

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What is infection?

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This is the common name of all animals’ “daddies” – especially

in the stud books.

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What is the sire?

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This is the male gametes plus fluids.

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What is semen?

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This is another name for the bulbourethral gland.

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What is the Cowper’s gland?

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This type of cell produces testosterone.

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What is the Leydig’s cells?

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These tubes deliver the sperm from the testes to the external

environment.

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What is the vas deferens?

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This part of “mama’s” anatomy is where fertilization takes place

in mammals.

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What is the fallopian tube?

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This maternal organ is where the fetus develops.

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What is the uterus?

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This is another name for “mama” – as recorded in the

herdbook.

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What is the “dam”?

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Mama might be moody during this time between heat cycles.

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What is estrus?

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This hormone is initially secreted by the corpus luteum and literally assists in carrying

the pregnancy forward.

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What is progesterone?

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This hormone stimulates the production of milk in mammals and crop

milk in birds.

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What is prolactin?

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This is the “first milk” that is higher in protein, and lower in fat and carbs than typical milk.

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What is colostrum?

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Colostrum is a great advantage to newborns because it contains

this protective substance.

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What are antibodies?

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This is the primary need of lactating mothers.

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What is more energy / extra feed?

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This is the process of taking baby’s milk away.

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What is weaning?