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Impact on the Red Meat Industry

Producing a Safe Product

Medication

Animal Care

Six Pillars ofCharacter

Purpose of4-H and

FFA

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MedicationPurpose of

4-H and FFASix Pillars of

Character

Impact on the Red Meat Industry

Producing a Safe Product

Animal Core

1-100Define live weight

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The weight of the animal at the time of harvest

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1-200Define harvest

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The process of slaughtering the animal, where the head, viscera

(intestines and stomach), hide and shanks are removed.

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1-300Define Carcass

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The product after the animal is harvested (meat, fat, bone)

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1-400What is the average dressing percent for

market sheep (range)?

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53% (range 50 – 56%)

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1-500What is the average dressing percent for

market goats (range)?

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55% (range 52-58%)

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2-1001 - 100Which segment of the

Livestock industry typicallySells the animal to the packer?

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Marketing

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2-200In the food supply continuum,

who is responsible forraising the animal?

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The producer

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2-300Who is responsible for

safe handling ofanimal products in the homes?

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Consumer

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2-400Who is affected by the

bad publicity that comes from unsafe animal

products?

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Everyone including the producer, consumer,

packers, etc.

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2-500Who is responsible for distributing red meat products to restaurants or

grocery stores?

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Processing

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3-1001 - 100What is an IM

injection?

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Intramuscular, in the muscle injection

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3-200Where do you administer an

intramuscular shot?

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In the neck, also correct: in the muscle

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3-300

How is drug testingusually done?

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Blood or urine tests

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3-400Who’s responsibility is it to

prevent drug residues from entering the

food supply?

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Producer’s

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3-500What types of drug

use are legal?

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Extra labeledAnd

labeled

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4-1001 - 100What tools should not be used to

handle animals?

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Electronic prods, buzzers, or slappers

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4-200What are the three components of

Average Daily Gain?

4-200A1 - 100Beginning Weight, Ending Weight,

Number of Days of Feed

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4-300What is the formula for calculating

Average Daily Gain?

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Ending weight minus the beginning weight divided by the number of

days on feed

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4-400What is the typical feed conversion for swine?

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3 lbs of feed for 2 lbs of gain

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4-500What is the typical feed conversion

for Beef cattle?

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7 lbs of feed for 1 lb of gain

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5-1001 - 100Courtesy and proper treatment of

people and things are characteristics of what pillar?

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Respect

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5-200Consistently applying the rules and standards appropriate for different

ages and ability levels is part of which pillar?

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Fairness

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5-300Which pillar promotes well being

of people and things through actions, not just feelings?

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Caring

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5-400Honesty and promise keeping

are characteristics of what pillar?

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Trustworthiness

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5-500What is the Six Pillars

Of Character?

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Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Caring, Fairness,

And Citizenship

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6-1001 - 100What are the 3 main objectives

Of Quality Counts?

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1. To provide character education to Texas youth who participate in 4-H and FFA

livestock projects, 2. To ensure that animals raised in 4-H and FFA livestock projects

meet all food quality and safety standards, 3. To maintain a positive image of youth

livestock programs.

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6-200What is Quality Counts?

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A curriculum designed to teach character education and quality assurance to Texas 4-4 and FFA youth livestock exhibitors

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6-300What are the 2 points of focus of

Quality Counts?

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Character education And

Quality Assurance

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6-400Recite the 4-H

Pledge.

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To make the best better, I pledge my head

to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my

health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world.

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6-500What is the 4-H Motto?

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To make the best better.

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Final category

The category is Proper Administration of Medication

Write down how much you want to wager

(SQ) & (IM) are common abbreviations for two methods of injecting medications. What do

these abbreviations stand for and if given a choice which is the

preferred method to use.

SQ= SubcutaneousIM = Intramuscular

SQ is the preferred method of administration