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Farm animals are domesticated animals that are used for food (milk), labor, or products such as wool and leather. Important information for farmers is the animals’ specific food and shelter needs, their social behavior, and the products they provide. For example, cows have to ruminate for a long time.

Cows :

Diet: Eat grass and other plants, spending 8 hours a day chewing the cud to digest the fibrous material.
Behavior: Social and live in herds; have excellent eyesight and hearing.
Products: Milk, meat, and leather made from hides

Goats: 

Diet: Eat plants but are known to eat almost anything.
Behavior: Have only bottom teeth, similar to cows.
Products: Meat, milk, and leather, pilli.

Chicken:

Diet: Eat grass, corn, and seeds.
Behavior: Can remember 100 faces and communicate with each other before the eggs hatch.
Products: Eggs and meat (chicken).

Buffaloes:

Behavior
Herd: Buffaloes are social animals that live in herds. They can vary in size, but large groups help protect them from predators.
Mud Bathing: They often roll in mud, which helps them get rid of ticks and parasites.
Male and Female Roles: Males and females often live in separate groups for parts of the year, with dominant males mating with females from the same clan.
Lifespan: Wild buffalo can live up to 25 years.