Which S.G.B.I. form lists all females in a herd in chronological order?

• A. Breeding ledger
• B. Cattle census sheet
• C. Female registry
• D. Herd inventory

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is keeping a complete, time-ordered record of animals in a herd. A herd inventory is designed to be a full roster of every animal in the herd, usually listing each animal with its birth date or date of arrival and organizing them in the order they joined or were born. Because it covers all animals and preserves the sequence, it makes sense for listing all females in chronological order. Other forms serve narrower purposes: a breeding ledger focuses on mating and offspring records, a census sheet captures numbers at a specific moment, and a female registry centers on females for breeding without necessarily presenting a complete, time-ordered list of every herd member. Hence, the herd inventory is the form that fits this requirement.