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livestock

[lahyv-stok] / ˈlaɪvˌstɒk /




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“Economically, the two groups fit together,” Ms. Ziegelman points out, with Christian farmers hawking livestock, produce, wood, straw and animal hides, while Jews sold clothing, housewares and other products, “from soap to sickles.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Residents are also advised to move their valuables to a "safe place above the expected flood level", switch off their electricity at the source, and to move livestock to higher ground.

From BBC

"Even in its revised form it is projected to result in job losses, reduced livestock numbers and declining farm business incomes across Wales," he said.

From BBC

California wildlife authorities are urging residents of a small Central California town to lock up their pets and secure livestock after a series of mountain lion attacks.

From Los Angeles Times

It will predominantly be a livestock and agriculture farm and currently has five beef cattle and a small flock of sheep.

From BBC