Farm animals... 3.1

The application serves as an engaging tool for children to discover various animals. By simply touching an animal in the app, users can hear the corresponding sounds it makes. It features a total of 36 high-quality images along with multiple sound recordings for each animal—specifically, three different sounds accompanied by three distinct photos. Additionally, the app includes three interactive mini-games designed to enhance the learning experience.

Dairy farming is a specialized sector within agriculture that focuses on the rearing of female cattle, goats, and other mammals for milk production. This milk is either processed on-site or transferred to centralized dairies for further processing and retail distribution.

In many Western nations, dairy facilities centralize the processing of milk and a variety of dairy products, including cream, butter, and cheese. In the United States, these dairies tend to be operated by local businesses. Conversely, in parts of the southern hemisphere, some dairy facilities are managed by large nationwide or multinational corporations, such as Fonterra.

Typically, male calves from dairy farms are sold for veal production, as dairy breeds are often not suitable for commercial beef purposes. Many dairy farms also cultivate their own feed, which generally consists of corn, alfalfa, and hay. This feed is either given directly to the cows or preserved as silage for winter use. To optimize milk production, additional dietary supplements are commonly incorporated into their feed regimen.