What about the cleaners in the cattle and sheep market?

Tired. Cleaning the barn: clean the manure, garbage and waste in the barn, and keep the interior of the barn clean and hygienic. Maintenance equipment: Cleaning workers need to regularly check and maintain the equipment in the barn, such as feeders, sinks, ventilation systems, etc. To ensure the normal operation of the equipment. Livestock and poultry feed management: Cleaners need to be responsible for the management of livestock and poultry feed, including storage, distribution and feeding. Livestock and poultry health management: Cleaners need to regularly check the health status of livestock and poultry, and report diseases or abnormal conditions to veterinarians or priests in time. Vaccination of livestock and poultry: Cleaners need to assist veterinarians or priests to vaccinate livestock and poultry to ensure their health. Transport of livestock and poultry: Cleaners need to assist animal priests in transporting livestock and poultry, such as loading and unloading, cleaning transport vehicles, etc.