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Goat Production and Management — Animal Science Reviewer Questions

360 board-style Goat Production and Management items for the Agriculturist Licensure Examination. Try 30 questions free; lifetime access is ₱49. Ration and carcass items are calculation-shaped but rarely arithmetic-heavy. Read for what is being asked before reaching for numbers.

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  1. What is the standard term for a castrated male goat?

    • A. Wether correct
    • B. Buckling
    • C. Doeling
    • D. Sire

    Why: A wether is a castrated male goat.

  2. What term refers to a young female goat that has not yet kidded?

    • A. Wether
    • B. Doeling correct
    • C. Buckling
    • D. Dam

    Why: A doeling is a young female goat, generally before first kidding.

  3. What term is used for the act of giving birth in goats?

    • A. Flushing
    • B. Weaning
    • C. Kidding correct
    • D. Browsing

    Why: Parturition in goats is called kidding.

  4. What term describes the number of times a doe has kidded?

    • A. Prolificacy
    • B. Lactation
    • C. Fecundity
    • D. Parity correct

    Why: Parity counts completed parturitions.

  5. Which term means the number of kids born per doe that kidded?

    • A. Stocking rate
    • B. Morbidity
    • C. Prolificacy correct
    • D. Persistency

    Why: Prolificacy is commonly expressed as kids born per doe kidding.

  6. What is the common livestock term for goat meat?

    • A. Chevon correct
    • B. Mutton
    • C. Veal
    • D. Venison

    Why: Chevon refers to goat meat.

  7. Which term refers to leaves, twigs, and shrubs selected by goats as feed?

    • A. Silage
    • B. Concentrate
    • C. Premix
    • D. Browse correct

    Why: Browse is woody or shrubby vegetative material eaten by goats.

  8. What is creep feeding?

    • A. Restricting all concentrate before weaning
    • B. Providing supplemental feed that young kids can access but adults cannot correct
    • C. Feeding only browse to breeding bucks
    • D. Offering minerals only during transport

    Why: Creep feeding gives nursing young access to supplemental feed while excluding larger adults.

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