Different Constraints for Livestock Production in The Changing Climate Scenario

The majority of mammalian biomass on Earth is made up of livestock. More than a billion poor people rely on livestocks for their daily needs. Climate is the average weather over a lengthy period of time, usually thirty years. Climate change needs to be evaluated at the household level in order to focus the ones that are deprived and vulnerable who depends on agriculture. One of the main causes of climate change is anthropogenic activity. Climate change, on the other hand, poses a threat to livestock production due to its effects on biodiversity, animal illnesses, animal reproduction, water availability, feed crop and forage quality, and milk production We can broadly categorize the impacts of climate change into direct and indirect effects.