THE ROLE OF LIVESTOCK FARMING IN AGRICULTURE AND ITS CONNECTION WITH ENGLISH IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15666138
Keywords:
Livestock farming, agriculture, English language, international trade, scientific research, rural development, Uzbekistan, sustainable farming, global economy, agricultural educationAbstract
Livestock farming is a critical component of agriculture, providing essential
products such as meat, milk, wool, and leather, while also contributing significantly to
rural livelihoods and global food security. In recent decades, the role of livestock has
evolved from subsistence-based systems to market-oriented, technologically advanced
industries. This transformation has been particularly prominent in countries that actively
utilize English for education, research, and international trade in the livestock sector.
English functions as a global lingua franca, facilitating access to scholarly resources,
trade regulations, and modern farming technologies. Countries such as the United States,
Australia, and Brazil have made substantial progress in livestock farming by integrating
English-based knowledge systems into their agricultural practices (Herrero et al., 2013;
McDonald, 2015). This paper explores how English language proficiency contributes to
the development of livestock farming across nations and discusses its potential
applications for agricultural advancement in Uzbekistan
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