Farm Animals

Nocturnal animals in general have many rods than cones in their eyes. Rods are used more for dim light and seeing motion.

anywhere.. depending on the animal really though. cattle for example can live in varrying extreme conditions. the kia nia breed can handle great amounts of heat yet other breeds can live in sub artic conditions year round

The temperatures of broiler houses are controlled in order for the optimum number of chickens to thrive so the farmers can slaughter them for profit and to keep the chickens from losing too much heat energy to help them grow better. The unused energy can be used for growth of the chicken.

That all depends on the animals themselves. By the way, no chemicals are injected in any animals on any "factory farm," just hormones.

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The Pomo Indians were a hunter-gatherer tribe. They did not grow any crops themselves, but gathered vegetables, fruits, and other edible plant life from their surroundings.

There really isn't one type of crop that is not fed to livestock, in some form or other, except maybe potatoes. All crops produced for humans undergo a process where only a small portion of the plant can be used for human consumption. The rest is either piled up and made into green manure, or fed to livestock.

Agro-based industries are those that utilize agricultural products as raw materials. Examples include food processing industries (like canneries and dairy products), textiles (such as cotton and wool processing), and biofuel production (like ethanol from sugarcane). Other examples include paper production from wood pulp and the production of fertilizers from organic waste. These industries play a crucial role in adding value to agricultural products and boosting rural economies.

None of the above. Floods themselves contribute to a lot of damage and loss of production on a farm itself, especially if rivers over flow newly seeded land or needed pasture for livestock, which can really hurt the pocket book of a "farmer" (or producer). Maybe the after-affects of floods may help, but only if the moisture is not in excess. If it is, crops, pasture plants and even animals will drown, and buildings could also be damaged if they are located on the natural flood plains of a river.

Humans are animals, and you can die in your sleep.

To allow her to be mobile, to lift her leg up and extend it in such a way that it allows her to walk, trot, run, kneel, stand her ground in a fight with another cow, kick, paw the earth, buck, and even lay down.

Photinia is not toxic to livestock, if by livestock you mean cows. Photinia will affect horses and is found mainly in grasslands in the western US.

The ox, unlike the mule, is not a hybrid of two animals, it comes from ox parents.

Metabolic body weight is the body weight of an animal to the three-quarter power.

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It is through biomass gassification.

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normal PRT (PULSE RATE TEMPERATURE)

the most popular is probably a horse! :)

very important it is at the most basic level of economic development most 3rd world countries dont grow ll their own food because they grow cash crops instead that is a mistake obviously

Livestock managaement is when you take care of livestock, which are animals.

It makes things grow.

Only if they are too ill to be nursed back to health, or if an illness or disease hits them so fast that the farmer doesn't or didn't have time to treat them. But outright killing just to kill? No.

It depends on what kind of livestock you are referring to. Each type of livestock have their own level of expenses and costs incorporated in raising them. For instance, it can be more expensive to raise and breed horses than it is raising and breeding chickens.

Haying, harvesting crops, spraying fields, seeding, tilling fields, breeding cows, vaccinating calves, pasturing livestock, feeding livestock, etc.

I term kindle refers to rabbits giving birth. So, a kindle is a baby bunny.

You're asking about two different things: difference in seasons versus changes (consistent vs. variable) temperatures. You cannot compare two different things and get a simple yes or no answer. Thus I believe you need to reword your question better to get the kind of answer you're looking for.