1. farm animals, especially cattle, sheep, pigs, and horses, raised for food, fiber, or labor
Usage: usually used as a mass noun (uncountable) in standard usage; 'livestocks' is the plural form but less common than the singular 'livestock'

Examples

• The farmer raises several livestocks on his property, including cows and sheep.
• Different livestocks require different types of feed and care.
• The region is known for its high-quality livestocks exported to other countries.
• Livestocks are an important part of the agricultural economy.
• The veterinarian specializes in treating various livestocks on local farms.