Cambodia is a developing country with agriculture as its main economic pillar, and animal husbandry is one of the important components of Cambodian agriculture. Cattle raising is a common farming and animal husbandry activity in Cambodia, which is of great significance to economic and social development.

In Cambodia, cattle raising is mainly divided into traditional cattle raising and commercial cattle raising.

The traditional way of raising cattle in Cambodia is grazing, and the cattle move freely in the natural environment. There are some challenges in this farming method, such as insufficient feed resources, water problems and cattle diseases. However, due to Cambodia's relatively rich land resources and the adaptation of Cambodian cattle to local climate and environmental conditions, traditional cattle raising still has certain development potential in Cambodia.

Commercial cattle raising is a new farming model in Cambodia in recent years. Commercial cattle raising is mainly concentrated in large-scale farms and large-scale breeding enterprises. This way of raising cattle adopts modern feeding management technology and scientific feeding methods to improve the production performance and quality of cattle. Commercial cattle raising can promote employment and economic growth in rural areas and improve the competitiveness and production efficiency of Cambodia's cattle raising industry.

Cattle industry in Cambodia still faces some challenges, such as improving feed quality, improving management level and controlling animal diseases. However, with the government's concern and support for the development of animal husbandry and the increase of investment at home and abroad, Cambodia's cattle industry is expected to achieve better development.

In a word, Cambodia's cattle industry has made some progress in both traditional and commercial cattle raising modes. Although there are still some challenges, with the promotion of reform and investment, Cambodia's cattle industry has a good development prospect.