Dairy farming is a type of agriculture that involves the breeding, raising, and use of dairy animals, primarily cows, for the production of milk and the various dairy products that can be made from it.

Milk-producing animals are known as “milch animals” e.g., cows, buffaloes, goats, and camels. 

Wild animals are animals that have not been domesticated or trained by humans and live in their natural habitat.

Herbivores are a group of animals distinguished by their diet, which consists primarily of plants.

Draught animals refer to domesticated animals, such as horses, oxen, and mules that are trained and used for heavy work, particularly in agriculture and transportation.