RELATION BETWEEN FARMERS & LIVESTOCK AND OUR DUTY TOWARDS THEM

Livestock could be said to be farmers' family members'. The human-animal relation would be one of the most pure relations' full of affection or sometimes even utility depending upon the human attitude. A 'good' farmer would need to and will care about his or her animals and will be attached to them same as their own child. Many of the times the animals are emotionally connected to their owners i.e the farmers. The farmers' may not be able to live happily without an affectionate relationship with the animals not only because the animals provide them so many things in return and are the result of their livelihood but because of the connect they share. If incase any farmer could not have their own child possibly they could consider their animals as their own child.

Their relationship cannot be defined in words as such but also the scenario could be different. Sometimes the farmers' could not be caring, loving and affectionate towards their animals' and treat them as a baggage. They could not treat them well but still keep them with themselves just because they find profits in return from animals. Doing this would be completely wrong, we as humans' are lucky to be capable of taking care of animals which cannot even speak or express themselves. They are a part of nature and nature being selfless, animals do so much for us without expecting anything in return. Animals provide us with so many things, be it eatables or usable things. They could be the cause of someone's  livelihood. They could be working day-night be it summer, winter or rain for humans' or be forced to work even if tired, ill or not in a mood. Some farmers' would not even be providing them with the amount of food required by them or if provided the quality would not be that good or vise-versa the farmers' would be wanting to provide good nutritious food to their animals but would not be able to do so because of their financial condition or unavailability of good quality food for animals.


Farmers' and animals' do a lot for us and each other so it is even our responsibility to provide them with something in return which will be useful for them. In order to fulfill their needs' we have come out with a product i.e cattle feed which would be full of nutrition for them at reasonable prices.                           






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