Cattle – did you know? Cattle have four compartments that act as a stomach and are described as ruminants. This means they are able to eat grass and other.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Oklahoma Beef Council What cattle do for our lives and world.
Advertisements

Beef Production.  In this unit you learn about: Breeds and their Characteristics. Gestation Periods & Oestrous Cycle Dental Formula Grazing Systems Target.
BEEF PRODUCTION Beef. Introduction  The beef industry in Ireland is the largest sector of the Irish Agricultural Economy  There are 4.5 million beef.
Facts about the blue whale!. The blue whale is a marine mammal belonging to the baleen whales. At 30 meters in length and 170 tones or more in weight.
Meat types and cuts meatandeducation.com 2011.
 Beef Cattle.  In the United States there are more than 80 recognized breeds of beef cattle.
 From the dawn of time man has evolved and animals.  From the smallest paddy field in China to the lush green valleys in Australia  Farming has evolved.
Dairy Calf Rearing.
Animal Husbandry Giacomini Mattia Inglese 3˚A. What is it ? It is the branch of agriculture concerned with the breeding of farm animals:  Cattle  Pigs.
Meats: Beef, Veal, Pork and Lamb
Introduction to Beef & Dairy.  In the past cattle were bred for three main reasons: 1. To provide milk 2. To provide beef 3. To aid in farming – pulling.
WF-R ANIMAL SCIENCE 1 CVHS Animal Science 1 Mind Warmer What are the terms used for the young females that have not given birth for both cattle and swine?
Beef Cattle Mr. Bailey Agri-science arch?q=the+importance+of+eva luating+animals+in+the+livestoc k+industry&view=detail&mid=B.
The Beef Industry. The average size beef herd is around 100 head.
Breeds of Beef Cattle.
Breeds of Cattle.
By Tisa Keller ALBERTA’S BEEF INDUSTRY. Pasture During all seasons like spring, summer and fall cows and calves spend most of their days living and feeding.
Oklahoma Beef Council My Cheeseburger Came from the Farm! Cheeseburgers from a Farm? How can that be?
F25 Breeds of Beef Cattle Some of the pictures and text contained in this material have copyright restrictions limiting their use. Use of this information.
Dairy Cattle. Terms Bull: intact male Steer: neutered male Cow: female after calving Heifer: female before calving Calf: baby.
Beef Lifecycle. Step 1 On cow-calf farms and ranches, cows are bred and give birth to a calf each year.
Introduction.  In the past cattle were bred for three main reasons: 1. To provide milk 2. To provide beef 3. To aid in farming – pulling ploughs etc.
Chapter 36 Meat.
Iowa Beef Industry Council What cattle do for our lives and world.
Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.
Beef Cattle Breeds. Beef cattle breeds are animals that are well-muscled, because muscle is beef. And Beef is what we eat. Beef breeds commonly found.
Beef Cattle Production
Meat is the skeletal muscle of mammals Only a few mammals are usually used for food on a regular basis Beef Lamb and Pork are the most common ones Veal.
Livestock farming in England Wales and Northern Ireland
Genetic and environmental factors that affect gestation length H. D. Norman, J. R. Wright, M. T. Kuhn, S. M. Hubbard,* and J. B. Cole Animal Improvement.
Understanding Veal.
Growth and development Part two: Genetic factors: breeds Animal sex and hormones Climate Revision.
Bush Dairy Milking the system. Bush Dairy Getting started Select hardy, docile beef cattle (Tuli tested) These cows are put to dairy bulls (Red Dane Tested)
Dairy Cows Who they are and how we raise them. Dairy Cows Are less muscular than beef cattle Often look thin to the uneducated consumer Produce milk for.
Hereford By: Austin Emery.
BEEF-MASTER CATTLE By: Kelsea Wade & Jacob White.
Slide 1 Beef - Principles & Practice Part 1 Copyright © Mr H Jones St Columba’s College, Dublin 16 For non-commercial purposes only….. Enjoy! Comments/suggestions.
Copyright ©2011 by Pearson Education, Inc. publishing as Pearson [imprint] On Cooking: A Textbook of Culinary Fundamentals, 5e Labensky Hause Martel ”
Natural Selection vs. Selective Breeding
Lesson Beef Industry. Lesson Beef Industry.
Food and Fitness Mrs. Swope Columbian High School
The Beef Industry Original Power Point Created by Randal Cales
Exploring the Beef Industry
Cattle.
Beef Cattle Production
Meats Retail Cuts Beef.
Pigs – did you know? The male, or boar, will be kept with the sows until they are pregnant. Alternatively, some farmers will artificially inseminate the.
Beef Farming History.
Teacher training in school and
Cow-Calf Operations Its all about BEEF! From foukeffa.org
English Beef Breeds.
Beef ID.
Exploring the Beef Industry
Leaving Certificate Agricultural Science
How does beef get From a cattle Farm to our Fork?
Beef Breed Identification
BEEF Cattle (Bovine) Nutrition Production Bi-Products Food Safety
Beef and Dairy Cattle.
Sheep – did you know? Mature, female sheep are called ewes. A mature male is called a ram. In the autumn one ram will stay with about 50 ewes for around.
Breeds of Beef Cattle.
How do cattle get From cattle Farms to our Forks?
Beef Round.
Natural Selection vs. Selective Breeding
Natural Selection vs. Selective Breeding
Cow-Calf Operations Its all about BEEF! From foukeffa.org
Animal Husbandry By: DHRUBA MANDAL.
Natural Selection vs. Selective Breeding
Prepared by :Goran Rebwar Classification and Identification of Cattle Breeds.
Prepared by :Goran Rebwar Classification and Identification of beef Cattle Breeds.
Presentation transcript:

Cattle – did you know? Cattle have four compartments that act as a stomach and are described as ruminants. This means they are able to eat grass and other plants and then convert these into milk as well as helping them grow. Domestic cattle were being kept as long ago as 5,000 years before the birth of Christ. At one time in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, lots of people kept cattle. They would have lived in the fields near to their houses and have been a major source of food as well as their skins being used for clothing, shelter, carpets, containers for liquids, shoes and even armour. For thousands of years cattle or oxen were important as ‘working animals’. They helped pull carts and ploughs. Even today, in many less developed parts of the world, this is often still the case. There are over 2 million cattle (including calves, cows and bulls) in England Wales and Northern Ireland. Different breeds of beef cattle have evolved in different parts of the country, including Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, Shorthorn, Limousine, Charolaise, Simmental and Belgian Blue. Some breeds of cattle are known as dual purpose because they are suitable for producing both milk and beef. However, many modern farmers prefer to specialise in one or the other. There are lots of different meals that can be made using beef. Some large tender cuts of beef from the rear end of the animal/carcase are good for roasting, e.g. sirloin. Beef steaks can be grilled, fried or barbequed and beef mince is made by mincing up less tender cuts of beef. Less tender cuts, which take longer to cook, can also be used to make casseroles and stews. One bull will run with about 30-40 cows although today cows are often artificially inseminated . Calving can happen all year round but spring and autumn are most common. A beef cow is pregnant for about 285 days and a new born calf weighs 25 to 45kg. Heifers (young cows) can produce their first calves when they are two years old. After that they give birth to one calf per year but sometimes it’s twins! Prime beef animals are normally slaughtered between the ages of 12 and 30 months. Calves reared on beef cows remain with their mothers for 6-9 months before being weaned. Dairy calves are separated from their mother shortly after birth. Offal - this is the name given to the edible internal parts of animals produced for food, including heart, kidney, liver and tongue. Offal is good value for money and provides important nutrients which support health and well-being. A variety of beef offal is available including liver, tripe, tongue, oxtail, calves’ liver and ox kidney. For more information about offal, go to: http://bit.ly/1fE5xYy