Crocodile farming is the practice of raising crocodiles in controlled environments for various purposes, including meat, leather, and other products. This type of agriculture helps meet the demand for crocodile products while also promoting conservation efforts by reducing illegal hunting in the wild. Farmers typically breed crocodiles in captivity, providing them with proper care and nutrition. The farming process involves monitoring their growth and health, ensuring they are raised in conditions that mimic their natural habitat. This sustainable approach can help protect wild crocodile populations and support local economies.