livestock

livestock
Domestic animals, particularly cattle, hogs, sheep, and horses. Livestock includes fur bearing animals domesticated, and raised in captivity. The breeding, raising, and pelting of foxes is agricultural labor as that term is used in the Federal Social Security Act. Fromm Bros. v United States (DC Wis) 35 F 145.

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