Fish are not typically raised for meat production in livestock systems, as they are aquatic animals.

Rotational grazing is a management practice that involves moving livestock to different pastures on a regular basis to prevent overgrazing and allow for pasture recovery.

Wood chips are not typically used as livestock feed, as they are not a suitable source of nutrients for animals.

Deworming is a management practice that involves administering medication to livestock to prevent or treat parasitic infections.

Cages are not typically used as livestock housing systems, as they are more commonly used for poultry production.

Castration is a management practice that involves removing the reproductive organs of male livestock to prevent unwanted breeding.

Heart failure is not typically a common type of livestock disease, as it is more commonly associated with human health.

Vaccination is a management practice that involves administering a vaccine to livestock to protect them from specific diseases.

Wool is not typically a common type of livestock product, as it is more commonly associated with sheep production.

Branding is a management practice that involves marking livestock with a unique identifier to allow for easy identification.

Incinerators are not typically used as livestock waste management systems, as they are more commonly used for solid waste disposal.

Biosecurity is a set of management practices that are implemented to prevent the spread of disease between livestock animals.

Noise pollution is not typically a common type of livestock environmental impact, as it is more commonly associated with industrial activities.

Record keeping is a management practice that involves maintaining records of livestock health, breeding, and production performance to allow for informed decision-making.

Inadequate veterinary care is not typically a common type of livestock welfare concern, as it is more commonly associated with human health.