Trivia Question 8.19.22
Horses can hear a human heartbeat from how many feet away?
4 Feet Away
Horses can hear a human heartbeat from 4 feet away. Horses in the wild will synchronize their heartbeats to other horses in the herd in order to sense danger more quickly.
Trivia Question 9.9.22
What is the most popular legume hay to feed horses in the U.S?
Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa hay is the most popular legume hay fed to horses in the U.S.
Trivia Question 9.30.22
Why might your horse need more Vitamin D?
Answer C
To help recover from a hard workout as exercise can increase the need for Vitamin D. (horseandrider.com)
Trivia Question 10.28.22
Depending on their breed, female goats can weigh between how many pounds?
22-220 lbs
Depending on the breed, female goats can weigh between 22 to 220 pounds.
Trivia Question 11.18.22
Fill in the blank: Sheep can recognize up to __ other sheep faces and remember them for two years.
50
Crazy right? They are even able to recognize human faces.
Trivia Question 12.9.22
Out of these animals which are the most selective feeders: Sheep, Goats, Cows, or Pigs?
Goats
Goats are one of the cleanliest animals and are more selective feeders than cows, pigs, swine, sheep AND even dogs.
Trivia Question 12.30.22
How many chickens does Hay Lady have?
28
Hay Lady has 28 chickens.
Trivia Question 1.20.23
Does Hay Lady prefer dogs or cats?
Dogs
Hay Lady definitely prefers dogs over cats.
Trivia Question 2.10.23
On average, how many bales does Hay Lady ship out each year?
75,000
Hay Lady ships out on average, around 75,000 bales a year. That's a lot of hay bales!
Trivia Question 3.3.23
How many pounds of wool does a mature Ewe produce annually?
7 to 10 pounds
One mature ewe (female sheep) produces 7 to 10 pounds of newly shorn wool a year - enough to make a man's suit.
Trivia Question 3.24.23
What is the name of the small leaves that emerge from a seed before the first true leaves develop?
Cotyledons
Cotyledons are the embryonic leaves that emerge from a seed before the first true leaves develop. They provide a source of nutrition for the developing plant until it can produce its own food through photosynthesis.
Trivia Question 4.14.23
Which of the following plants is not a member of the nightshade family?
Squash
Squash belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, while tomato, potato, and eggplant all belong to the Solanaceae or nightshade family.
Trivia Question 5.5.23
What is the highly nutritious warm-season forage that is often considered a weed?
Crabgrass
While often considered a weed, crabgrass is a highly nutritious warm-season forage source that can provide valuable feed for livestock.
Trivia Question 5.26.23
What is a common characteristic of Alfalfa hay that makes it highly valued in livestock nutrition?
Rich in Vitamins and Minerals
Trivia Question 6.16.23
Which nutrient is NOT commonly found in dairy foods?
Iron
Iron is not commonly found in dairy foods. While dairy products are rich in essential nutrients like calcium, potassium, and vitamin D, they are not a significant source of iron.
Trivia Question 7.7.23
Who proposed the resolution for independence that led to the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776?
Thomas Jefferson
Trivia Question 7.28.23
What's the weight range of an adult Llama?
250-450 Pounds
Trivia Question 8.18.23
How many main breeds of Alpacas are there?
Two
There are two main breeds of Alpacas: Huacaya and Suri Alpacas.
Trivia Question 9.15.23
What was the major source of failure in early tests of virtual fence systems?
Loss of Neck Collar Devices
Trivia Question 10.6.23
What did Sarah Flack emphasize as the first thing you should do when making a grazing plan?
Assume your current grazing plan is wrong
Trivia Question 11.3.23
What is the most popular legume hay to feed horses in the U.S?
Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa hay is the most popular legume hay fed to horses in the U.S.
Trivia Question 12.1.23
What can lack of intestinal sounds or decreased intestinal sounds in a horse indicate?
Potential Colic
Trivia Question 12.29.23
What is the origin of the New Years tradition of making resolutions?
Roman Festival of Janus
Trivia Question 2.2.24
What city in Pennsylvania is Hay Lady in Pa based in?
Chambersburg
Trivia Question 2.23.24
Which type of hay is characterized by its rich, deep-green color, softer texture, and high protein, calcium, and energy content, making it an ideal choice for young, growing animals and lactating or pregnant animals that require extra nutrients?
Alfalfa Hay
Trivia Question 3.15.24
T or F: 1st Cutting hay is higher in fiber and lower in nutrition compared to 2nd cutting hay.
True
Trivia Question 4.12.24
What's the approximate weight of our standard small bales?
42-50lbs each
Trivia Question 5.10.24
Which type of hay did we highlight this week?
Orchard Grass
Trivia Question 5.31.24
Fill In The Blank: In comparison to grass hay, Alfalfa is more palatable and superior in energy, calcium, and ________.
Protein
Trivia Question 6.28.24
T or F: Timothy hay is NOT a popular choice for horses, because it's not known for high nutrient content.
False
Trivia Question 7.26.24
When is second cutting hay usually harvested?
Summer
Trivia Question 8.16.24
What is the ideal moisture content of hay at the time of baling to prevent mold and spoilage?
15-20%
Trivia Question 9.20.24
Which type of hay is NOT a grass hay?
ALFALFA, TIMOTHY, OR BERMUDAGRASS.
alfalfa
Trivia Question 10.11.24
What is a group of alpacas called?
Herd
Trivia Question 11.1.24
What percentage of a goat's body weight is made up of water?
30%, 60%, or 80%
60%
Trivia Question 11.22.24
Which farm animal has rectangular-shaped pupils, allowing it to see nearly 360 degrees around?
A. Cow B. Sheep C. Pig
B. Sheep
Trivia Question 12.13.24
How much wool does a sheep produce in a year?
A. 7-10 lbs. B. 5-8 lbs. C. 1-4 lbs.
A. 7-10 lbs.
Trivia Question 01.03.25
What's the longest recorded flight of a chicken?
A. 16 seconds
B. 1 minute
C. 13 seconds
C. 13 Seconds
Trivia Question 01.24.25
Which farm animal is an omnivore?
A. Pig
B. Alpaca
C. Cow
A. Pig
Trivia Question 02.14.25
Which animals hold their tails up while walking?
A. Cow
B. Pig
C. Goat
C. Goat
Trivia Question 03.07.25
Out of every 100 people in the U.S., how many are farmers?
A. 1-2 people
B. 3-4 people
C. 5-7 people
A. 1-2 people
Trivia Question 8.26.22
What were the most common plants used for hay in the early 20th century?
Timothy Grass & clover
Both of these plants are native to Europe, and were the most common plants used for hay in the early 20th century.
Trivia Question 9.16.22
True or False: Bermuda Hay is thought to cause impaction in horses, when low in quality?
True
Bermuda Hay has been thought to cause impaction in horses when low in quality, so you should be aware of the quality before purchasing the product.
Trivia Question 10.7.22
Knowing what your horse's normal hoof temperature feels like in your hand is important because an increase in temperature can indicate what?
Answer C
Noticing an increase in temperature of your horse's hooves can indicate inflammation.
Trivia Question 11.4.22
How many permanent teeth does a cow have?
32
Cattle start out with 20 baby teeth but those are eventually replaced with 32 permanent teeth.
Trivia Question 11.25.22
When was the first Thanksgiving feast held?
November 1621
A long, LONG time ago. Wow!
Trivia Question 12.16.22
How many goats does Hay Lady have?
5
Hay Lady has 5 goats and some babies on the way!
Trivia Question 1.6.23
How many grandchildren does Hay Lady have?
15
Hay Lady has 15 grandchildren!
Trivia Question 1.27.23
What's Hay Lady's favorite hobby?
Fishing
Her FAVORITE thing to do is go fishing!
Trivia Question 2.17.23
What is the average weight of a mature beef cow?
1200-1300 lbs
On average these animals will weigh approximately 1200-1300 lbs, though this weight will vary - anywhere from 1000 - 1500 lbs and rarely more or less.
Trivia Question 3.10.23
How many stomachs does a cow have?
4
A cow has 4 stomachs. Which are collectively known as the rumen. These allow cows to break down and digest tough plant materials such as cellulose.
Trivia Question 3.31.23
What is the most widely grown crop in the world?
Corn (Maize)
Corn (Maize) is the most widely grown crop in the world, with more than 1 billion metric tons produced annually.
Trivia Question 4.21.23
Which of the following breeds of cattle is known for its distinctive hump on its back?
Brahman
The Brahman is a breed of cattle that originated in India and is known for its distinctive hump on its back. Brahman cattle are well-suited to hot and humid climates, and are often used for beef production in the southern United States.
Trivia Question 5.12.23
What is the most popular breed of beef cattle in the United States?
Angus
The Angus breed of beef cattle is the most popular in the United States, known for its marbled meat and tender texture. They are often raised for their meat quality and can be found on farms and ranches across the country.
Trivia Question 6.02.23
What type of hay is recommended as the primary food source for alpacas?
grass Hay
Trivia Question 6.23.23
Approximately how much hay should an Alpaca eat per day?
1.5% of their body weight
Trivia Question 7.14.23
What is the purpose of raking hay during the haymaking process?
Turn hay one last time and form the windrow for baling
Trivia Question 8.4.23
What is the optimal forage moisture for baling hay?
15%
Trivia Question 8.25.23
What is the term for the process in which hay loses dry matter due to exposure to moisture and improper storage?
Dry Matter Loss
Trivia Question 9.22.23
How much water, on average, does an alpaca consume per head per day?
1 to 1.5 gallons
Trivia Question 10.20.23
Which of the following is NOT an acceptable treat for horses. Apples, peppermints, or tomatoes?
Tomatoes
Toxic to horses as they belong to the nightshade family.
Trivia Question 11.10.23
How can you prevent moisture issues when storing hay for the winter?
Use wooden pallets for proper air circulation
Trivia Question 12.15.23
According to our list, which state do we NOT deliver hay to?
California
Trivia Question 1.5.24
According to Hay and Forage, milk production in the US was down __% in November.
.6%
Milk production in the US was down .6% in November, totaling 18.1 billion pounds. This was the fifth consecutive month of year-over-year production declines.
(Ref: hayandforage.com)
Trivia Question 2.9.24
What advantage does the high energy content of Timothy hay provide for horses and livestock?
Improved Digestibility
Trivia Question 3.1.24
What is the most popular legume hay fed to horses?
Alfalfa Hay
Trivia Question 3.29.24
T or F: 1st Orchard grass hay is only suited for large animals like cows and horses, not small animals.
False
Trivia Question 4.19.24
T or F: Alpacas do best when they are alone and not surrounded by other Alpacas.
FALSE
Trivia Question 5.17.24
T or F: Timothy hay is NOT a good choice for smaller animals like guinea pigs, rabbits or chinchillas.
FALSE
Trivia Question 6.14.24
True or False: High-quality grass forage, such as Timothy and Orchard Grass, are excellent nutrient sources for sheep that are not nursing or are in early stages of pregnancy.
True
Trivia Question 7.12.24
T or F: Hay Lady currently has Bermuda hay available and ready for purchase.
FALSE
Trivia Question 8.2.24
What is a notable feature of Timothy hay that makes it suitable for less active or stabled horses?
Low Protein Content
Trivia Question 8.23.24
As of the week of 8/19, which type of hay does Hay Lady NOT currently have available?
ALFALFA
Trivia Question 9.27.24
Which farm animal is known for producing Mohair?
SHEEP, GOAT, ALPACA OR LLAMA?
GOAT
Trivia Question 10.18.24
How many pounds of hay does a cow typically eat in a single day?
24 Pounds!
Trivia Question 11.8.24
What common farm animal can recognize itself in a mirror?
Chickens, horses, or pigs
Pigs
Trivia Question 11.29.24
Which farm animal can sleep standing up but only dreams when laying down?
Horses, Goats, or Pigs
Horses
Trivia Question 12.20.24
How many kernels are on an average ear of corn?
A. About 400 B. About 800 C. About 1,000
B. About 800
Trivia Question 01.10.25
In what season are soybeans harvested?
A. Spring
B. Fall
C. Summer
B. Fall
Trivia Question 01.31.25
What percentage of farms in the US are family-owned?
A. 35%
B. 50%
C. 98%
C. 98%
Trivia Question 02.21.25
What animal was used to plow fields before the invention of tractors?
A. Horses
B. Cows
C. Goats
A. Horses
Trivia Question 03.14.25
How many times does a healthy cow chew per day?
A. 5,000 Times
B. 10,000 Times
C. 25,000 Times
D. 40,000 Times
D. 40,000 Times
Trivia Question 9.2.22
Out of 1,000 randomly chosen horses, what percentage of those horses had at least one hoof disorder visible during a regular farrier visit?
85%
Out of nearly 1,000 randomly chosen horses, 85% had at least one hoof disorder visible during a regular farrier visit.
Trivia Question 9.23.22
What is vitamin A crucial for when it comes to horses?
Answer A
Vitamin A is crucial for proper function of proteins necessary for vision. Vitamin A plays a role in proper muscle function, healthy mucous membranes, and muscle function. (horseandrider.com)
Trivia Question 10.14.22
There are over how many goat breeds in the world?
210
There are over 210 breeds of goats.
Trivia Question 11.11.22
Veterans Day was originally known as "Armistice Day", when was it officially renamed to "Veterans Day"?
1954
In 1954 Congress changed the name to Veterans Day to allow veterans of ALL wars to be honored.
Trivia Question 12.2.22
True or False: Pigs can't sweat.
True
The phrase "sweating like a pig" is actually not accurate. Pigs don't have many sweat glands, so to keep cool they roll around and sleep in mud and swim in water.
Trivia Question 12.23.22
What's the best-selling Christmas single of all time?
"White Christmas"
"White Christmas" by Bing Crosby has sold over 100 million records around the world.
Trivia Question 1.13.23
How many types of hay does Hay Lady have?
7
Hay Lady has 7 different types of hay!
Trivia Question 2.3.23
Besides fishing, what is Hay Lady's other favorite hobby?
Cooking
Hay Lady LOVES to cook!
Trivia Question 2.24.23
The average dairy cow produces how many glasses of milk a year?
46,000
The average dairy cow produces 46,000 glasses of milk a year.
Trivia Question 3.17.23
According to Irish lore, what animal did St. Patrick drive out of Ireland?
Snakes
According to Irish lore, St. Patrick drove snakes out of Ireland.
Trivia Question 4.7.23
What is the gestation period for an alpaca?
11 Months
The gestation period for an alpaca is 11 months.
Trivia Question 4.28.23
What is the primary nutrient found in hay that is essential for animal health?
Fiber
While hay does contain other important nutrients like protein, carbohydrates, and some fats, fiber is the primary nutrient that hay provides to animals, particularly ruminants like cows and sheep, who rely on fiber for healthy digestion.
Trivia Question 5.19.23
Which of the following animals is NOT a ruminant? Cow, Goat, Horse, or Sheep?
Horse
Horses are not known as ruminants.
Trivia Question 6.09.23
What are the underground modified stems called in warm-season grass species like bermudagrass and bahiagrass, which store energy similar to root reserves?
Rhizomes
Trivia Question 6.30.23
What is the average gestation period of a cow?
9 months
Cows have an average gestation period of approximately 9 months, similar to human pregnancy. It is important for farmers to track the gestation period to ensure proper care and preparation for calving.
Trivia Question 7.21.23
Which famous music legend was born in Pennsylvania? Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton or Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift
Trivia Question 8.11.23
TRUE OR FALSE: Alpacas have hooves.
False
Alpacas do not have hooves. Instead, they have two toes with hard toenails on top and a soft pad on the bottom of their feet.
Trivia Question 9.8.23
What is the critical FALL period for Alfalfa?
the period around 6 weeks before the first killing of frost
Trivia Question 9.29.23
TRUE OR FALSE: Alpacas can only thrive in very cold climates.
FALSE
Trivia Question 10.27.23
What are the two vital signs of good health in horses mentioned in Hay Lady's Horse Health Tips?
Attitude + Appetite
Trivia Question 11.17.23
Approximately, how many bales are in our Full Loads (standard small square size)?
Approx. 675-700 bales
Trivia Question 12.22.23
T or F: Livestock need less forage in the winter.
False
Trivia Question 1.12.24
What state is the largest producer of Alfalfa in the US?
California
Trivia Question 2.16.24
In which century did Valentine's Day first become associated with romantic love?
14th Century
Trivia Question 3.8.24
Which of the following is considered a Grass hay?
Bermuda Grass
Trivia Question 4.5.24
T or F: Timothy hay is rich in fiber and is easily digestible.
True
Trivia Question 5.3.24
Which type of hay does Hay Lady NOT currently have available?
Brome
Trivia Question 5.24.24
T or F: Brome hay is known for its low digestibility and poor palatability, making it an unsuitable choice for horses.
FALSE
Trivia Question 6.21.24
As of 6.17.24, how many truck loads of 2nd Cutting Orchard does Hay Lady have left?
Two
Trivia Question 7.19.24
What is the main components of a Llama's diet?
Grass and Hay
Trivia Question 8.9.24
T or F: When choosing a hay supplier, it's important to inspect the hay for color, texture, and smell to ensure high quality.
True
Trivia Question 9.6.24
Which state does Hay Lady NOT deliver to?
Ohio, Texas, or California?
California
Trivia Question 10.4.24
What type of plant is most commonly used for livestock feed?
WHEAT, OATS, OR ALFALFA?
Alfalfa
Trivia Question 10.25.24
Which of the following is a key step in preparing your farm’s water supply for winter?
Use heated water troughs or water heaters, Increase the amount of hay for animals, or Add extra lighting in animal shelters
Use heated water troughs or water heaters
Trivia Question 11.15.24
How many miles away can a cow detect scents:
A. 1 Mile
B. 3 Miles
C. 6 Miles
C. 6 Miles
Trivia Question 12.06.24
How many eggs can a hen lay in a year?
A. 100-150
B. 150-200
C. 250-300
C. 250-300
Trivia Question 12.27.24
What is the term for a group of cows?
A. Fold
B. Flock
C. Herd
C. Herd
Trivia Question 01.17.25
What is the term for a male donkey?
A. Buck
B. Boar
C. Jack
C. Jack
Trivia Question 02.07.25
How much water must a cow drink to produce a gallon of milk?
A. 2 Gallons
B. 1 Gallon
C. 1 Cup
A. 2 Gallons
Trivia Question 02.28.25
Which farm animal can sleep with one eye open and half of its brain awake to stay alert for predators?
A. Chickens
B. Cows
C. Goats
D. Pigs