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Animal Terminology

Cattle

Cattle Bull – uncastrated male beef/dairy animal. Steer – castrated male beef/dairy animal. Heifer – female beef/dairy animal that has not had a calf. (Usually less than 18-24 months of age) Cow – female beef/dairy animal that has had a calf.

Calf – young beef/dairy animal either male or female. Calving – the act of parturition in cattle.

Swine

Swine Boar – uncastrated male swine. Barrow – castrated male swine. Gilt – female swine that has not had a litter. Sow – female swine that has had a litter. Pig – young swine. Farrowing – act of parturition in swine.

Sheep

Sheep Ram – uncastrated male sheep. Wether – castrated male sheep. Ewe – female sheep. Lamb – young sheep. Lambing – act of parturition in sheep.

Goats

Goats Billy – uncastrated male goat. Wether – castrated male goat. Nanny – female goat. Kid – young goat. Kidding – act of parturition in goats.

Horses

Horses Stallion – uncastrated male horse. Gelding – castrated male horse. Mare – female horse over two years of age. Filly – female horse less than two years of age that has not had a foal.

Foal – young female horse. Colt – young male horse. Foaling – act of parturition in horses.

Chickens

Chickens Rooster – uncastrated male chicken. Capon – castrated male chicken. Hen – female chicken. Broiler – young chicken at market weight. Chick – very young chicken not yet at market weight. Laying – act of parturition in chickens.