What possible causes of eye and mouth problems? Three symptom of reproductive problems in sheep and goat are , , and .

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SECTION A: Animal Husbandry & Entrepreneurship

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Common clinical signs for diseases: 36. PPR (Peste des Petits Ruminants): $\boxed{Fever, oral lesions, nasal discharge, diarrhea}$ 37. Foot rot: $\boxed{Lameness, foul-smelling lesions between hooves, swelling}$ 38. Pneumonia: $\boxed{Coughing, difficulty breathing, nasal discharge, fever}$ 39. Mastitis: $\boxed{Swollen, hot, painful udder; abnormal milk; fever}$ 40. Worm infestation: $\boxed{Weight loss, dull coat, diarrhea, anemia}$

41. Five ways you can identify a healthy sheep or goat are:

    • $\boxed{Bright, alert eyes}$
    • $\boxed{Smooth, shiny coat}$
    • $\boxed{Good body condition}$
    • $\boxed{Normal posture and movement}$
    • $\boxed{Normal appetite}$

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43. Three diseases of breeding in sheep and goats are: $\boxed{Brucellosis}$, $\boxed{Vibriosis}$, and $\boxed{Toxoplasmosis}$.

44. What is entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching, and running a new business, often initially a small business, by taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.

45. Who is an entrepreneur? An entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards.

46. What is entrepreneurship? (This appears to be a repeat of question 46).

47. Three benefits of entrepreneurship in sheep production are: $\boxed{Job creation}$, $\boxed{Income generation}$, and $\boxed{Food security}$.

48. Three benefits of entrepreneurship in goat production are: $\boxed{Job creation}$, $\boxed{Income generation}$, and $\boxed{Poverty reduction}$.

49. Three benefits of entrepreneurship in poultry production are: $\boxed{Job creation}$, $\boxed{Income generation}$, and $\boxed{Quick returns}$.

50. Three benefits of entrepreneurship in rabbit production are: $\boxed{Job creation}$, $\boxed{Income generation}$, and $\boxed{Low startup cost}$.

51. Three benefits of entrepreneurship in animal production are: $\boxed{Job creation}$, $\boxed{Income generation}$, and $\boxed{Food security}$.

52. Three types of breeding in sheep and goat are: $\boxed{Inbreeding}$, $\boxed{Outbreeding}$, and $\boxed{Upgrading}$.

53. Three differences between entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship: | Feature | Entrepreneurship | Intrapreneurship | | :--------------- | :--------------------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------------- | | Risk | $\boxed{High personal risk}$ | $\boxed{Lower personal risk}$ | | Independence | $\boxed{Operates independently}$ | $\boxed{Works within an organization}$ | | Resources | $\boxed{Self-funded or external}$ | $\boxed{Uses company resources}$ |

SECTION B: Business & Economics

81. Three similarities between intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship are: $\boxed{Innovation}$, $\boxed{Vision}$, and $\boxed{Value creation}$.

82. Three difficulties of entrepreneurship when starting and managing a business are: $\boxed{Lack of capital}$, $\boxed{Intense competition}$, and $\boxed{Market uncertainty}$.

83. What is money? Money is any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts in a particular country or socio-economic context.

84. Three forms money exists are: $\boxed{Commodity money}$, $\boxed{Fiat money}$, and $\boxed{Digital money}$.

85. Three stages money developed are: $\boxed{Barter system}$, $\boxed{Commodity money}$, and $\boxed{Metallic money}$.

86. Three uses of money are: $\boxed{Medium of exchange}$, $\boxed{Store of value}$, and $\boxed{Unit of account}$.

87. What is business start-up in livestock production? A business start-up in livestock production refers to the initial phase of establishing an enterprise focused on raising and managing farm animals for products like meat, milk, eggs, or wool, involving planning, acquiring animals, setting up facilities, and initial operations.

88. Three steps in starting rabbit production:

    • $\boxed{Planning and Research}$
    • $\boxed{Housing and Equipment}$
    • $\boxed{Acquisition of Stock}$