Main features of animal husbandry.
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The main conditions for a successful livestock production are: sufficient feed, healthy animals and good breeders. In developing countries, the challenges in these areas tend to be greater than in ea. Europe. In Europe and North America, overproduction can be a problem in animal husbandry, involving a large input of energy, chemicals, etc. Reduced yields are acceptable, and attempts are being made to reduce environmental impacts. In developing countries suffering from scarcity of food, there is often a widespread wish to adopt technology that will maximize the food production. What primarily prevents such a development is lack of capital. A dilemma can arise when considering whether to introduce technology that will produce more food, but will at the same time also cause environmental harm.....
Animal husbandry near densely populated and urban areas tends to differ from animal husbandry in more peripheral and remote areas. Easier access to the markets is important for the sale of livestock products, among other things because products such as milk, butter and cheese have limited keeping quality. Fresh products may be a prerequisite of a high price. Another advantage is reduced transportation costs.............
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The main conditions for a successful livestock production are: sufficient feed, healthy animals and good breeders. In developing countries, the challenges in these areas tend to be greater than in ea. Europe. In Europe and North America, overproduction can be a problem in animal husbandry, involving a large input of energy, chemicals, etc. Reduced yields are acceptable, and attempts are being made to reduce environmental impacts. In developing countries suffering from scarcity of food, there is often a widespread wish to adopt technology that will maximize the food production. What primarily prevents such a development is lack of capital. A dilemma can arise when considering whether to introduce technology that will produce more food, but will at the same time also cause environmental harm.....
Animal husbandry near densely populated and urban areas tends to differ from animal husbandry in more peripheral and remote areas. Easier access to the markets is important for the sale of livestock products, among other things because products such as milk, butter and cheese have limited keeping quality. Fresh products may be a prerequisite of a high price. Another advantage is reduced transportation costs.............
i hope it will help u..................@kundan
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✴Animal husbandry is the science of managing animal livestock. It involves feeding, breeding, and controlling diseases in farm animals.
✴Animal husbandry involves the rearing of animals like cattle, poultry, and fish to obtain desired products from them.
✴Show proper movement and normal body temperature.Good apetite without cough, running nose and eyes.
✴Animal husbandry is the science of managing animal livestock. It involves feeding, breeding, and controlling diseases in farm animals.
✴Animal husbandry involves the rearing of animals like cattle, poultry, and fish to obtain desired products from them.
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