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Page 1: Hosted by Taylor Co. 4-H 100 200 400 300 400 Calves MilkingBody Parts 300 200 100 500 100

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Extra teats should be removedbefore a calf is this old.

6 weeks

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Biggest danger inover-milking.

Damage to teat end

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Body part ideally described as short and strong with someflexibility, having a moderate,

upright angle.

Pasterns

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Number of teeth a calf shouldhave by one month of age.

8 teeth

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Most cows require this amount oftime to completely milk out.

4-7 minutes

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Number of pairs of ribs thata cow has.

13 pairs

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In the first weeks of life, the abomasum constitutes this percentage of a young

calf’s stomach.

60%

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Step in the milking procedure that includesvisual inspection of the cow’s milk.

Forestripping

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Firmly attached with moderatelength and adequate capacity.

Fore udder

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Temperature at which newborn calvesbecome cold-stressed.

50 degrees F

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Percent increase in milkproduction you can expect when

milking 3 times a day.

8-15%

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Cylindrical shape; uniform size

with medium length and diameter;neither short nor long is desirable.

Teats

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Type of fungus in the dietof dairy calves shown to

boost growth.

Yeast

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Which part of the milking systemcauses the alternate vacuum

pressure between the teat cup shell and liner?

Pulsator

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Place where the rear udder attachment joins the udder.

Escutcheon