Livestock waste refers to the manure and other byproducts produced by farm animals such as cattle, pigs, and chickens. This waste can include feces, urine, and bedding materials, which are often generated in large quantities on farms. Proper management of livestock waste is essential to prevent environmental pollution and to promote sustainable farming practices. When managed correctly, livestock waste can be used as a valuable resource. It can be composted or processed to create fertilizers that enrich soil and support plant growth. Additionally, some farms utilize waste for biogas production, converting it into renewable energy, which helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels.