How do the Biotic factors in livestock production affect the reproduction and milk yield in Cattle Breeding? And how will the Biotic factors in livestock production affect the reporduction and growth in Sheep breeding? Please, I need a brief explanation.

How do the Biotic factors in livestock production affect the reproduction and milk yield in Cattle Breeding? And how will the Biotic factors in livestock production affect the reporduction and growth in Sheep breeding? Please, I need a brief explanation.

Science Of Agriculture Biological Approach

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