Practice Animal Husbandry Questions and Answers

• The goat breed which is famous for chevon, quality skin & breeding efficiency is?
• Which buffalo breed is characterized by a jet-black colored body coat and short tightly curled horns, as well as being the best in milk production with an ...
• Which color sticky traps are used for aphids and white fly? 
• Which of the following is not a breed of cattle?
• What is the primary purpose of using biofloc technology in intensive pisciculture?
• Name the breed which is black & white in colour with wide variations from nearly all white to all black, black & white patches throughout body and also is ...
• Which of the following is the prominent dual purpose breed of north India widely spread in Indo Gangetic plains, primarily reared for bullock production an...
• Name the buffalo Breed which is Blackish copper to light copper. Colour of legs is usually like wheat straw and have Highest % of butter fat?
• The recommended feeding practice for a newborn calf concerning colostrum?
• Act of mating in Sheep is known as?
• Which of the following colors indicates the presence of sodium carbonate or sodium bicarbonate in milk during the Rosalic acid test?
• Which milking method involves firmly holding the teat between the thumb and forefingers and drawing down the entire length of the teat to force the milk to...
• Name the breed which is the heaviest breed of cattle, Strong lyre shaped horns, Swai chal is the peculiar feature of that breed and also knows as Proud gai...
• Which test is commonly used to detect the presence of starch in milk adulteration?
• The feed conversion ratio (FCR) is the amount of feed ingested by an animal which can be converted into one kilo of live weight. Feed conversion ratio in b...
• What should be the SNF% in cow milk according to FSSAI standards?
• Cross of Bikaneri and Merino is?
• .……… is an anaerobically fermented feed prepared from green fodder whenever the supply of green fodder is in plenty. It possesses all the characters ...
• Name the place which is used for feeding of calves, lambs, an piglets, but not used for adults?
• Pregnant animals are transferred to a calving pen 2 to 3 weeks before the expected date of calving. Number of calving pen required is what % of the number ...
• What temperature and time combination is used for High Temperature Short Time (HTST) pasteurization of milk?
• Which hormone is primarily responsible for inducing broodiness in hens during natural incubation?
• Chickens have one of the most efficient digestive systems in the animal kingdom, which one is known as true stomach?
• Which vitamin deficiency results in a condition known as 'crazy chick disease' or encephalomalacia (softening of the brain)?
• Which one is the American type breed of poultry?
• In which housing system, repeated spreading of straw or sawdust material in indoor booths. An initial layer of litter is spread for the animals to use f...
• Curly toe paralysis presents as inward curling of the toes on the chicken's feet, which impairs their ability to walk. Curly toe paralysis is caused by def...
• Which disease primarily affects the upper respiratory tract with sero mucoid nasal and ocular discharges in chickens?
• What causes Milk Fever (parturient paresis) in cows soon after calving?
• A selective form of breeding in which the sire and dam are related which some refer to as a mild form of inbreeding is called:
• Which system of management for small ruminants involves grazing on natural bushes, shrubs, and pasture land after harvesting, but has limitations in terms ...
• Abortion in the gestation period is a common symptom of which diseases?
• How long does the gestation period (pregnancy) typically last in rabbits?
• What is the recommended period for the dry period in pregnant animals?
• What disease significantly affects the respiratory system of young chicks under 6 weeks old, potentially leading to egg quality issues and decreased egg pr...
• Which part of the cattle body contains mammary glands and is an indicator of milk production capacity?
• Feed additives have been used for animals which include fungal and bacterial cultures from both ruminal and non-ruminal sources are called?
• The costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered are called ____
• A chicken of 8-10 weeks of age, 1.5 to 2kg weight which is fed so as to utilize it for soft, tender meat is known as___
• Which technique is used to preserve bull semen at ultra-low temperature in liquid nitrogen for long-term use in artificial insemination?