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This document discusses industrial livestock farming. It describes how this type of farming primarily involves raising cattle, chickens, goats, pigs, horses and sheep in a small area of land to more easily manage them and increase output. It notes some benefits of industrial livestock farming including its estimated $883 billion direct contribution to the global economy through meat production and supporting industries. The document also provides a definition of industrial livestock farming, explaining how livestock production has shifted to large industrial facilities that maximize production while minimizing costs.
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Dairy Farming: Dairy farming focuses on the production of milk and dairy products. Dairy animals, predominantly cows and goats, are carefully bred and managed to maximize milk yields, which are then used to produce various dairy items like cheese, butter, milk, and ice cream. Dairy farming is a cornerstone of animal husbandry, providing high-quality protein and essential nutrients to the Indian population.
Beekeeping: Beekeeping, or apiculture, involves raising and managing bee colonies primarily to produce honey and other bee-related products such as beeswax, royal jelly, and propolis. Bees also play a crucial role in pollinating crops, making beekeeping essential for agricultural ecosystems.
Fish Farming: Fish farming, or pisciculture, is a significant aspect of aquaculture in India. It entails breeding and rearing fish in controlled environments like ponds or tanks, addressing the growing demand for seafood while reducing pressure on wild fish populations. Commonly farmed fish species include Rohu, Catla, and Mrigala.
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3. Genetic Diversity: It helps maintain and enhance the genetic diversity of various livestock breeds, essential for their resilience in changing environmental conditions.
4. Agricultural Sustainability: Animals convert plant materials humans cannot digest into valuable resources like meat and milk, while their manure enriches the soil as a natural fertilizer.
5. Social & Cultural Significance: It preserves heritage and cultural practices, being an integral part of festivals, rituals, a
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