Animal Husbandry (Cattle, Poultry, Fish, Bee) MCQs
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Q1. A dairy farmer near Anand wants animals chosen mainly for their long milk-yielding period after calving; which kind of cattle should he select?
- A.Draught breeds
- B.Layer breeds
- C.Milch (dairy) breeds
- D.Broiler breeds
Answer: C. Milch (dairy) breeds
Milch or dairy breeds are valued for a long lactation period (the time they give milk after calving), so a farmer wanting milk should pick milch breeds.
Q2. At a ploughing demonstration the organiser needs bullocks that are strong enough to draw a heavy plough through hard soil; which category of cattle is required?
- A.Exotic broilers
- B.Dual-purpose layers
- C.Draught breeds
- D.Milch breeds
Answer: C. Draught breeds
Draught animals are reared for labour such as ploughing and carting, so strong bullocks for pulling a plough are draught cattle.
Q3. A cooperative keeps Sahiwal and Red Sindhi cows specifically for their rich, sustained milk flow; into which of the two main cattle uses do these breeds fall?
- A.Marine breeds
- B.Milch breeds
- C.Egg layers
- D.Draught breeds
Answer: B. Milch breeds
Sahiwal and Red Sindhi are well-known Indian milch (dairy) breeds prized for a long, rich lactation, so they are classed as milch breeds.
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