Domestic animals improve soil fertility by providing organic manure, which enriches the soil with nutrients, and by helping in ploughing, which turns and aerates the soil, making it more productive for crop cultivation. Class 8 Vocational Education Kaushal Bodh Solutions Class 8 ...
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Common infectious diseases in livestock are Foot and Mouth Disease, Anthrax, Black Quarter, Mastitis and Rinderpest. These diseases reduce productivity and may spread quickly if animals are not vaccinated regularly. Class 8 Vocational Education Project 2 Feeding and Caring for Farm ...
Animals are kept for multiple reasons—milk, eggs, meat, wool and manure. They also help in ploughing fields, carrying loads and supporting the farmer’s income and household needs regularly. Class 8 Latest Vocational Education Chapter 2 Feeding and Caring for Farm Animals ...
A farmer told me his cow waits daily at the gate for him to return from fields. It refuses food until he comes. This story shows the deep emotional bond between farmer and animal. Class 8 Latest Vocational Education Chapter 2 ...
Yes, animals were given names like Gauri, Rani or Moti. Farmers used colour, size or unique features for naming. Animals recognised their names and responded to familiar calls. Class 8 Vocational Education Kaushal Bodh Project 2 Feeding and Caring for Farm ...