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68. What science involves the ability of plant or animal breeders to transfer one or more<br />

genes from one species and insert them into another?<br />

Transgenics<br />

69. DFA is the largest dairy co-op in the United States. What do the letters DFA stand for?<br />

Dairy Farmers of America<br />

70. What chemical element is abbreviated Hg and is used to monitor vacuum levels in<br />

milking systems?<br />

Mercury<br />

7<strong>1.</strong> What is the name of the process that prevents cream from rising in whole milk?<br />

Homogenization<br />

72. The official placing in a dairy judging contest is 1-2-3-4. You placed the class 2-1-4-3.<br />

The cuts are 2-5-4. What is your score if a perfect score is 50 pts.?<br />

44<br />

73. In most dairy shows, what month are the youngest senior two-year-olds born?<br />

February<br />

74. Oxytocin and FSH are examples of what?<br />

Hormones<br />

75. You breed your Holstein to a Brown Swiss sire. What term describes the calf?<br />

Crossbreed or Crossbred<br />

76. What is the name of the tiny, finger-like projections which line the wall of the rumen?<br />

Papillae<br />

77. What hormone is released by the corpus luteum and supports pregnancy?<br />

Progesterone<br />

78. What is the highest possible percent reliability in a sire proof?<br />

99%<br />

79. What is the general name of substances used to maintain rumen pH?<br />

Buffers<br />

80. What mineral is abbreviated Mn?<br />

Manganese<br />

8<strong>1.</strong> To support dairy promotion activities, how much are dairy producers assessed per<br />

hundredweight of milk?<br />

15 cents

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