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Livestock including pigs, sheep, goats, cattle, and donkeys or oxen are raised in the Caribbean for food, raw materials, and labor. Pigs provide meat like pork and bacon as well as leather, while sheep offer dairy, leather, and meat. Goats are reared for dairy, meat, wool, and leather. Cattle are a source of meat like beef, dairy, and leather. Donkeys and oxen are used for labor on farms.
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- 3. Livestock reared in the Caribbean Livestock are animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce food, raw materials and labour. Meat (pork, bacon) and leather Dairy, leather and meat (mutton, lamb)
- 4. Livestock reared in the Caribbean Livestock are animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce food, raw materials and labour. Dairy, meat, wool and leather Meat, beef, dairy and leather
- 5. Livestock Reared in the Caribbean Livestock are animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce food, raw materials and labour. There are many types of livestock that are reared in the Caribbean. Here are a few examples: Pigs : Meat (pork, bacon) and leather Sheep : Dairy, leather and meat (mutton, lamb) Goats : Dairy, meat, wool and leather Cattle ; Meat, beef, dairy and leather Donkeys or oxen: Labour
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