Livestock Officer (Roles & Requirements Vary by Country)

A Livestock Officer manages and improves the health, productivity, and sustainability of farm animals such as cattle, poultry, sheep, and goats. They work closely with farmers, government agencies, and agricultural organizations to ensure efficient animal production, disease control, and food security. This role combines animal science, agriculture, fieldwork, and community support, making it essential for rural development and the agricultural economy.

RIASEC Type: Realistic (R) Investigative (I), Social (S)

What a Livestock Officer (Roles & Requirements Vary by Country) does

Monitor livestock health and productivity. Advise farmers on animal care, feeding, and breeding. Implement vaccination and disease control programs. Conduct farm inspections and assessments. Promote modern livestock management practices

Livestock Officer (Roles & Requirements Vary by Country) skills required

Core Skills, Animal husbandry and livestock management, Disease prevention and control, Farm management practices, Agricultural extension services, Supporting Skills