1. The Scope in Animal Agriculture What’s in a name?
Animal Science 1

2. Warm-up
What are some names of animals that you know?

3. Lesson Essential Question
Why are there different names for animals of the same type?

4. Some background info….
Dam and sire are used to denote female parent or male parent for many species.
Dam = female parent
Sire = male parent

5. Turkey = one kind of poultry
Tom
Hen
Poult
Flock
Clutch
Intact male turkey
Intact female turkey
Young turkey
Group of turkeys
Group of eggs

6. Chickens = one kind of poultry
Rooster
Hen
Capon
Cockeral
Pullet
Poult
Chick
Flock
Sexually mature chicken
Intact female chicken
Young castrated male/domestic fowl
Immature male chicken
Immature female chicken
Young chicken
Very Young chicken
Group of chickens

7. Anserine = geese Gander Goose Gosling Gaggle Intact male goose
Intact female goose
Young goose
Group of geese

8. Anserine = ducks Drake Duck Duckling flock Intact male duck
Intact female duck
Young duck
Group of ducks

9. Porcine = pigs = swine Boar Sow Barrow Stag Gilt Pig Farrowing herd
Intact male pig
Intact female pig
Male pig castrated when young
Male pig castrated after maturity
Young female that has not farrowed
Young pig also piglet and shoat and shote =Giving birth to pigs
Group of pigs

10. Equine Stallion Colt Mare Filly Gelding Ridgeling Foal weanling
Intact male > 4 years old
Intact male < 4 years old
Intact female > 4 years old
Intact female < 4 years old
Castrated male
Cryptorchid equine
Young equine
Young equine <1 year old

11. Yearling
= Young between 1 – 2 years old
Foaling
= Giving birth to equine
Herd
= Group of equine
Brood mare
= Breeding female equine
Maiden mare
= Mare never bred
Barren mare
= Intact mare, not concieved/bred
Wet mare
= Intact mare that foaled in current season
Agalactic mare
= Intact mare, not producing milk
pony
= Equine between 8.2 and 14.2 hand high
– not a young horse

12. Donkey = ass = burro Jack or jack ass Jenny = intact male donkey
= intact female donkey

13. Ovine = sheep Ram = intact male sheep Ewe = intact female sheep Wether
Lamb
Lambing
flock
= intact male sheep
= intact female sheep
= castrated male sheep
= young sheep
= giving birth to sheep
= group of sheep

14. Caprine = goats Buck Doe Wether Kid Kidding Freshening herd
= intact male goat
= intact female goat
= castrated male goat
= young goat
= giving birth to goats
= giving birth to dairy animals
= group of goats

15. Camelid = llamas Bull Cow Gelding Cria = intact male llama
= intact female llama
= castrated male llama
= young llama

16. Bovine = cattle Bull Cow Steer Heifer Calf Calving Herd
= intact male bovine
= intact female that has given birth
= castrated male
= young female
= young bovine
= giving birth
= group of cattle

17. Bovine = cattle
Freemartin = Sexually imperfect, usually sterile female calf twinborn with a male.
Gomer/teaser bull = used to detect female bovines in heat

18. Some more information 
Female symbol
Male Symbol

19. Assignment
Wordle Using animal assigned, come up with terms to represent that animal. Use all the names that relate to that animal and any other terms you may find (breeds, etc.)

20. The Scope in Animal Agriculture Role of Animals in society
Animal Science 1

21. Warm- up
How are your animals important to you?

22. Lesson Essential Question
Why are animals important to society?

23. Activity
Animal Domestication

24. Animals in society
Provide food
Clothing
Companionship
service

25. Animals Providing food
Primarily include meat, milk and eggs
Some animals give more than one
Meat animal- raised for meat
Cattle, fish, turkeys, chickens, swine, and sheep.
Horses in some countries

26. Animals providing food
Wild animals not included as livestock
Game is wildlife hunted for food
Deer, rabbit, quail, and fish

27. Animals providing food
Dairy cattle- cattle specially grown to produce milk
Goats & others sometimes milked
Eggs from chickens

28. Clothing animals Raised specifically for making clothing
Mink, sheep, etc.
Made from animal skin (hide) or hair that grows on skin
Bones, antlers & other parts
Skin of some= leather

29. Clothing animals
Cattle, sheep, kangaroo, & snakes to make belts, shoes, jackets, etc.
Others?

30. Companion animals
Dogs, cats, fish, birds, etc
Others?

31. Service animals Assist people in living & work
Dogs for visually impaired, herd sheep, guard, crime
Horses & mules for heavy loads
Rats & monkeys in labs

32. Animal Production Raising animals for food, companionship & others
Livestock raised on farms or ranches

33. Livestock
Mammals produced on farms & ranches for food & other purposes
Cattle, swine (hogs), sheep, horses, goats, llamas, bison, & elk
Poultry- group of fowl raised food & feathers
Special facilities used
Chicken, ducks, geese, quail, ostrich, & emu

34. Supplies & Services
Animal Supplies- inputs needed in animal production
Feed mills, manufactured feed, cages, feeding equipment, medicine, fencing, hauling equipment
Animal services- help that producers need to raise animals
Veteranarians, farriers (horse shoes), shearing sheep
Usually travel to farms/ranches

35. Activity

36. Animal Production in Delaware
Animal Science 1

37. Warm-up How are animals important to our society?
Lesson essential Question: What is the most important animal for Delaware?

38. Chicken Not top state in US, but our top commodity
2002 broilers- 257,000

39. Animal Production in US
Animal Science 1

40. Warm-up What is the most important industry in Delaware?
Lesson essential Question: What is the most important animal for the united states?

41. Top Producing commodity
Page 16 chart
Top producing states page 18-19

43. Global Animal Production
Animal Science 1

44. Warm-up What leads animal production in the country?
Lesson essential Question: What is the leader in global animal production?

45. Activity
Create a brochure on the Animal Production in the United States and ONE OTHER COUNTRY! Include top commodities (3) , amount of income, amount of animals produced and pictures.
Top agriculture commodity in United states
Top Agriculture commodity in (country of your choice)