Types of Livestock
Livestock Production
Livestock Farming Practices
Industry Facts & Figures
Livestock Welfare and Sustainability
100

This common type of livestock is known for producing both meat and wool in Australia.

Sheep

100

This protein product comes from both beef and lamb animals.

Meat

100

This practice involves moving animals from paddock to paddock to allow pasture to regrow.

Rotational Grazing 

100

This state leads the country in cattle numbers.

Queensland

100

This word refers to the ethical treatment and wellbeing of animals.

Animal Welfare

200

This animal is Australia’s largest contributor to the red meat industry.

Cattle

200

Sheep are sheared to collect this fibre.

Wool

200

Farmers often mark livestock with tags or brands for this reason.

Identification 

200

Australia is one of the world’s largest exporters of this type of meat.

Lamb or Beef

200

Providing shelter, clean water, and space helps improve this aspect of animal life.

Quality of life or welfare

300

Known for its lean red meat, this livestock is commonly farmed in northern Australia. 

Hint: Not cattle

Goat

300

Dairy cows are mainly raised for producing this liquid.

Milk

300

This process protects livestock against diseases like tetanus and leptospirosis.

Vaccination

300

The Australian livestock industry contributes approximately this percentage to the total agricultural output.

50%

300

This system of handling animals gently reduces stress and injury.

Low-Stress Stock Handling

400

This flightless bird is also farmed in Australia for meat and oil.

Emu

400

This animal by-product is used in products like candles, cosmetics, and waterproofing.

Tallow

400

Supplementary feeding is especially important during this time of year.

Drought or Winter

400

This national system tracks the movement and history of cattle.

NLIS - National Livestock Identification System

400

To care for the environment, farmers often rotate animals to avoid this problem that damages the land.

Overgrazing

500

These small animals are commonly used for milk production and sometimes meat in small-scale Australian farms.

Dairy Goats

500

This high-value animal skin is often used in the fashion industry.

Leather

500

The management of animal health, nutrition, and reproduction is known as this.

Animal Husbandry

500

This Australian organisation represents and supports the red meat industry.

Meat & Livestock Australia

500

Using solar power, protecting waterways, and planting trees are examples of this type of farming.

Sustainable or Renewable farming