Livestock Breeds

Livestock breeds are specific groups within a species, like cows, chickens, or sheep, that share similar characteristics such as size, appearance, and productivity. These breeds have been developed over time through selective breeding to enhance traits like milk production, meat quality, growth rate, or adaptability to certain environments. Recognizing different breeds helps farmers choose the best animals for their goals and conditions, ensuring efficient and sustainable livestock management. Each breed has unique features that make it suited for specific purposes or climates, contributing to the diversity and resilience of agricultural systems worldwide.