Businesses classed as other farming of animals rear or breed species that are not covered by the main livestock categories, such as cattle, sheep, pigs or poultry. Depending on the farm, animals may include deer, rabbits, game birds, ostriches, emus, bees or certain insects. Activities can include breeding, hatching, rearing young animals and managing their feeding, housing and welfare. Some farms keep animals for meat or other food production, while others focus on breeding stock or non-food products. Products and services vary by species and business. Customers may find meat, eggs, honey, beeswax, hides, skins, fur, feathers or other animal-derived materials, as well as live animals for breeding or rearing. Some farms supply livestock to other producers, provide animals for conservation or land management, or offer related services such as pollination. Not every business in this category sells directly to the public; some supply processors, retailers or other farms.