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Page 1: Poultry  To prevent chickens from hurting each other.  Pecking order  Before After

Management Practices

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Debeaking

Poultry To prevent chickens from hurting

each other.Pecking order

Before

After

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Tail Docking

Sheep, swine Removing the tail keeps the animal

cleaner and healthier.Elastrator band

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Dehorning

Removal of horns from cattle, sheep, goats.

Animals are less likely to hurt humans or each other.

Disbudding- removal of horn-producing cells in calves less than 2 months of age.

Dehorning- cutting out horns and horn-producing tissue after they have attached.

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Best Methods-- Disbudding

Bloodless and less painful. Should be done to young calves

before they reach 8 weeks old. Caustic paste disbudding

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1KcieP5H-E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1KcieP5H-E

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Other Methods

These methods are not as practical because they can cause more pain and blood-loss for the animal. Tube/cup/spoon Barnes dehorner Keystone “guillotine” dehorner Obstetrical/Embryotomy wire dehorning Hand saw

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Castration

Performed at early age: To prevent problems associated

with male animals fighting for dominance

To improve quality of meat Prevent unwanted breeding

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Castration

Banding- band is placed around the scrotum to prevent flow of blood; eventually falls off.

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Castration

Emasculator- crushes and cuts the spermatic cord, while preventing it from hemorrhaging and causing the animal to bleed too much.

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Castration

Swine Several different techniques Procedure done by making incision on

underside of pig and removing the testicles.

Horses Open the scrotum with a scalpel and

then remove the testicles with an emasculator.

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Branding

Hot iron branding A method of permanent identification

that uses an iron that is heated electrically or by fire to burn a brand into the hair follicles, resulting in a permanent hair loss in that area.

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Branding

Freeze branding Form of identification that uses a chilled

frozen instrument to mark a horse’s hair of skin.

Frozen nitrogen is the common substance used to chill irons before use.

Hair that grows back where the brand was applied has no pigment, resulting in a white brand.

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Hot Iron vs. Freeze Branding

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Ear Notching

Used mostly for pigs.

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Terms

Debeaking Pecking order Docking Dehorning Disbudding Polled Horned

CastrationBandingEmasculatorElastrator bandEar notchingbranding

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Quiz

Write down everything you remember about the following terms from today’s lesson: Debeaking Tail docking Dehorning Castration Branding

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Assignment for tomorrow!

Create a study guide based on previous lectures.

Use Ms. Meadors and Mr. Mathis’s lesson notes.

Study for upcoming test.