Question

What is integrated livestock farming.
Write the nutritive value of milk. ( briefly )
Meaning of livestock.( briefly plz)

Answer 1

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1. The agricultural system that combines both crop and livestock production is called integrated farming system in which the by-product of one system becomes the input for other. ... Enhancing productivity of both crops and livestock. Production of a good quality and more diverse foods.
2. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:
3. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:Nutrients
4. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCalories
5. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk
6. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk 102
7. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk 102 Fat-Free Milk
8. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk 102 Fat-Free Milk 86
9. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk 102 Fat-Free Milk 86 Full-Fat Milk
10. The pregnant and those breast-feeding: are mostly in need of many vitamins, such as vitamin D which the children need to absorb the calcium and form bones. ... Breaking down the Nutritional Elements in a Cup of Milk:NutrientsCaloriesLow-Fat Milk 102 Fat-Free Milk 86 Full-Fat Milk146
11. Livestock is commonly defined as domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce labor and commodities such as meat, eggs, milk, fur, leather, and wool. ... In particular, livestock, especially beef, dairy and sheep stocks, have out-sized influence on greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.