Raising of other animals

This activity involves the raising, breeding, and production of semi-domesticated animals, which includes species such as emus, ostriches, insects, rabbits, and other fur-bearing animals. It encompasses the entire process from breeding to the production of these animals for various purposes.

This activity involves the farming and ranching of animals specifically for the production of fur skins, as well as the skins of reptiles and birds. It encompasses the breeding, raising, and harvesting of these animals to obtain their skins for commercial purposes.

This activity involves the farming and cultivation of worms, land molluscs, and snails for various purposes, including food production, bait, and other uses. It encompasses the management of these species in controlled environments to ensure their growth and reproduction.

This activity involves the breeding and raising of silk worms for the purpose of producing silk worm cocoons. It encompasses all processes related to the cultivation of silk worms, which are primarily used in the silk production industry.

This activity involves the management of bee colonies for the purpose of producing honey and beeswax. It includes the cultivation of bees, harvesting honey, and processing beeswax for various uses.

This activity involves the raising and breeding of various pet animals for companionship. It includes the breeding of dogs, cats, birds, and other domesticated pets, as well as the care and management of these animals during their growth and development.

This activity involves the raising and breeding of swiflets, which are small birds known for their ability to produce edible nests. The focus is on the cultivation of these birds for their nests, which are harvested for consumption and are considered a delicacy in certain cuisines.

This activity involves the raising of various types of animals that are not classified under specific categories in the livestock sector. It includes the breeding and farming of exotic and other live animals that do not fall into the standard classifications of domestic livestock.