A is for Alpaca.
Alpacas have wool so fine and neat,
In the mountains, they’re a sight so sweet.
B is for Beef Cattle.
Beef cattle’s strength, in herds so grand,
Sustains the farms, feeds the land.
C is for Chicken.
Chickens peck, and in the coop, they lay,
Eggs for our breakfast every day.
D is for Duck.
Ducks waddle and in ponds, they play,
Laying eggs in a hidden place away.
E is for Emu.
In Australia’s sun, they stand so proud,
Their calls are soft, yet sound so loud.
F is for Fox.
Fox in the field, sleek and sly,
Under the moon, quietly they pry.
G is for Goat.
Goats climb hills with ease and grace,
Their milk and cheese fill up our plate.
H is for Horse.
Horses gallop, horses trot,
On farms, they work a lot.
I is for Indian Runner Duck.
Indian Runner Ducks, tall and sleek,
For bugs and snails, they eagerly seek.
J is for Jersey Cow.
Jersey cows, with eyes so brown,
Give creamy milk in every town.
K is for Kunekune Pig.
Grazing grass, under the sun,
KuneKune pigs have all the fun.
L is for Lamb.
Lambs in the field, under the farmer’s care,
Grow strong and healthy in the fresh air.
M is for Mouse.
In the barn, a mouse sneaks in,
Searching grain, with a tiny grin.
N is for Nubian Goat.
Nubian goats, with ears so long,
On the farm, they sing their song.
O is for Ox.
In the field, the oxen toil,
Plowing soil for springtime’s spoil.
P is for Pig.
Pigs at the trough, eating with delight,
On the farm, they’re a common sight.
Q is for Quail.
In the field, quails peck and roam,
Finding seeds, the farm’s their home.
R is for Rabbit.
Grazing on carrots, lettuce, and beet,
Rabbits make the farmyard complete.
S is for Sheep.
Sheep’s wool grows, thick and neat,
At the farm, it’s a warm, soft treat.
T is for Turkey.
In the barnyard, turkeys gobble,
With each step, they wobble and hobble.
U is for Upland Goose.
Upland Geese, in fields they roam,
In wild flocks or farmstead home.
V is for Vendeen Sheep.
Among the flock, Vendeens stand tall,
With wool that’s prized, they grace the stall.
W is for Welsh Pig.
With coats so coarse, and ears upright,
Welsh Pigs on the farm are a joyful sight.
X is for Xilingol Horse.
On the steppe, where eagles soar,
Xilingol Horses gallop and explore.
Y is for Yak.
By the yak, the farm is blessed,
Providing wool, milk, and all the rest.
Z is for Zebu.
With their large ears flapping away,
Zebus cool themselves in the heat of day.
