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This page names the broader category of livestock that a specific breed or species belongs to. Wikipedia notes that livestock is "sometimes used to refer solely to farmed ruminants, such as cattle, sheep, and goats," one of several wider groupings a specific breed sits inside. Browsing this way moves between a breed and the wider livestock category that contains it.

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Lead International Standard-Setting Body
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 1
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Alpaca

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2 entries

Cattle

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24 entries

Chicken

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8 entries

Dromedary Camel

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2 entries

Duck

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10 entries

Goat

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16 entries

Horse

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17 entries

Pig

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14 entries

Rabbit

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6 entries

Sheep

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20 entries

Silkworm

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1 entry

Turkey

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1 entry

Water Buffalo

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13 entries
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1. Wikipedia: Food and Agriculture Organization
WikipediaFood and Agriculture Organization, lead section, mandate sentence (Livestock category)
Quote, Food and Agriculture Organization, lead section, mandate sentence (Livestock category)
a specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger and improve nutrition and food security
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