Common Livestock:
* Cattle: Dairy breeds (Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey) and beef breeds (Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn) are prevalent.
* Sheep: Various breeds including Suffolk, Texel, and Cheviot are raised for wool and meat.
* Pigs: Mainly raised for meat, with breeds like Large White and Landrace being popular.
* Horses: Used for riding, racing, and farming purposes.
* Poultry: Chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys are raised for meat and eggs.
Other Farm Animals:
* Goats: Primarily for milk production, but also for meat.
* Rabbits: Bred for meat and fur.
* Donkeys: Used for pack animals and companionship.
* Alpacas and Llamas: Primarily kept for their fleece, but also as pets.
* Bees: For honey production and pollination.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list. There are other animals that might be found on farms in England depending on their size and specific purposes.