Role of Yak and Nak in livelihood support:

• Yak and nak provides milk and meat for human consumption.
• Castrated yak are used ass pack animal and could carry upto 120kg.
• Skin is used for making bags and sacks.
• Fibres are used for making ropes and radi.
• Yak steak (dried yak meat) is quite popular among the tourist.
• Products like cheese help to raise the living standard of people.

Role of chauri in livelihood support:

• Milk production capability is more than yak.
• Milk is used for cheese production.
• Major products are cheese, churpi, ghee, skin. Tail switch.
• Ghee exported to Tibet and chhurpi to india.
• Male chauries and old unproductive are exported to Tibet for meat purpose.

Role of sheep in livelihood support

• Reared for wool, meat, pack, manure and milk.
• Total sheep meat and wool production in 2072/073 is 2684 Mt. and 588384 kg respectively.
• Native wool is used for making radhi, pakhi and woolen products for local consumption.
• Wool obtained from Bhyanglung goat is used for carpet preparation.
• Used for manure

Role of goat in livelihood support

• Total chevon production in the year 2072/073 is 65583 Mt.
• Used for milk pack and manure.
• Used for pashmina making.

Role of cattle in livelihood support

• Milk production in 2072/73 was 1854247 Mt.
• Meat production in 207/73 was 175005 Mt.
• Manure