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The document discusses different types of farm animals including fowl, large animals, dogs and cats, and small animals. It provides details on chickens, ducks, turkeys, horses, cows, dogs, cats, rabbits, and goats. The document also covers farm chores like feeding, milking, baling hay, and caring for the animals. It provides additional information on milking cows and where the milk goes.
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General information about meat animals
Food animals are those considered for human consumption, mainly cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry. A small number of species provide the majority of meat despite thousands being theoretically suitable. Meat consumption varies between geographical regions based on availability, religion, and customs. Conventional foods in one area may be unconventional in others, for example Hindus abstain from beef and Muslims avoid pork. Meat is defined as the edible muscle and offal of food animals.
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The document provides information on various animal species. It includes sections on antelope, alpaca, alligators, bears, buffalo, bulls, cats, camels, cows, dogs, donkeys, elephants, earthworms, fish, goats, hens, horses, hippos, kangaroos, lions, llamas, monkeys, moose, owls, pigs, rabbits, rhinos, sheep, snakes, tigers, turkeys, whales, wolves, and zebras. Each section provides some key facts about the species and how they are used by humans.
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Poultry includes chicken, turkey, duck, pigeon, guinea fowl and goose classified by age and weight. Poultry can be purchased fresh, frozen, cooked, canned, dehydrated or live and is a high-quality protein similar in nutrition to other meats but provides less fat if the skin is removed. Poultry can be prepared using dry heat methods like roasting or moist heat methods like braising and stored refrigerated for up to 3 days or frozen for 6-12 months.
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