Understanding Livestock Farming

What does livestock farming involve?

• Keeping pets for companionship

• Livestock farming involves breeding and raising animals for food, fiber, and other products.

• Growing crops for animal feed only

• Hunting wild animals for sport

Which animals are commonly raised on livestock farms?

• Cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens

• Cats

• Dogs

• Fish

Why do farmers raise animals on livestock farms?

• To raise pets for companionship.

• To train animals for entertainment.

• To use animals for transportation.

• To produce food and other materials.

What do farmers give to animals to keep them healthy?

• Nutrition, vaccinations, and veterinary care

• Fertilizers and pesticides

• Water and sunlight

• Shelter and bedding

What do we call the goals set to make the planet a better place?

• Climate Change Agreements

• Global Warming Initiatives

• Sustainable Development Goals

• Environmental Protection Goals

One of the Sustainable Development Goals is to end what?

• Hunger

• Unemployment

• Climate Change

• Poverty

What is a common product obtained from cows?

• Leather

• Wool

• Milk

• Beef

Which animal is known for providing eggs?

• Mammals

• Reptiles

• Birds

• Fish

What is the purpose of providing safe places for livestock?

• To increase livestock production costs.

• To protect livestock from harm and ensure their health and well-being.

• To limit the movement of livestock for better control.

• To provide livestock with more exposure to predators.

How do livestock farms contribute to food production?

• Livestock farms provide meat, milk, and eggs, contributing significantly to food production.

• Livestock farms primarily produce vegetables and grains.

• Livestock farms are mainly used for growing fruits.

• Livestock farms only provide fiber for clothing.