Livestock management

Livestock management refers to the care and oversight of farm animals raised for food, fiber, or labor. It involves ensuring their health and welfare, providing adequate nutrition, managing breeding, and implementing practices for disease prevention. Good livestock management also includes maintaining proper housing, monitoring animal behavior, and following regulations for humane treatment. Effective management improves productivity, enhances the animals’ quality of life, and contributes to sustainable farming practices. Overall, it plays a crucial role in food security and agricultural economics.