Which of the following is an important aspect of livestock management in agriculture?

Animal health and welfare is central to livestock management. Sick or stressed animals produce less meat, milk, and offspring. Prevention through vaccination, good nutrition, and proper housing is essential.

Crop rotation, fertilizer application, and irrigation are crop management practices, not livestock management. While farms may do both, these are distinct management areas.

Good livestock management includes: regular health checks, vaccination programs, parasite control, proper feeding, clean water, adequate shelter, and humane handling.