Is livestock important to agriculture

Answer 1

They can be raised in areas where crops cannot be grown and harvested. They are grown for their wool, down feathers, meat, milk, and manure, and are a very helpful and low-cost means of keeping the grass down and (in the case of farm fowl) keeping the grasshoppers and other insects in check.

Answer 2

Livestock is an important part of agriculture because humans are omnivores: they (or at least most) like to have both meat and vegetables to eat for their three-course meal. However livestock are also important in the way that they can be used to manage and utilize land that is not suitable for growing crops. They are also useful in being able to use grain that has been produced in excess that cannot all be consumed by the human population of that country, or cannot be shipped overseas to poorer countries because the export/import price is too high to pay.

Answer 3

Some people are very good in an animal's life. A lot of animals need someone to care for them. Actually, that would be all animals...no matter how feisty they are. Animals are important to people because they give the person an experience to love and cherish a pet. Also, people may be lonely or maybe they don't have anyone to play with. Like me, I just love huskies. So, I got one, and I am so happy with her. She is so pretty, and fun to be around. Very lovable.

Answer 4

if there wasnt livestock farming, where would you get your bacon, steak, sausages, etc.? Much of what we use today that are not edible also come from livestock; if there were no livestock farming we wouldn't have the kind of items we have in society.

Answer 5

it provides products or food like milk,meat

Answer 6

They eat the feed that's given to them, whether it's keeping the grass down in the pastures, or eating leftovers from a wheat flour factory.

Answer 7

Yes.