Synopsis This book tries to present the behaviour of livestock marketing in time and space in an agriculturally developed area of the country. Socio-economic variables affecting the marketing process of the livestock have also been taken into consideration. The book is written with a view to understand the mechanism and process of transaction of livestock in the country. It would provide a base for planning for livestock farming, establishment of livestock based industries in the country and also for agri-business dealing with animal products at local, national and international level. The present book consists of 7 chapters, excluding introduction. In the first chapter geographic condition of the area is described in brief. Chapter 2-5 deal with behaviour of marketing of different livestock i.e. cattle, buffalo, goats, and sheep in time and space. Socio-economic behaviour of marketing has also been well taken up. Chapter 6 explains the process of diversification of agriculture in the form of livestock husbandry evolved due to existing marketing network for live animals and their products in the area. Levels of employment generation through animal husbandry has also been described. Chapter 7 is the extract of the study which highlights the problem of livestock marketing and presents some suggestion. The book is also well illustrated with cited literature, diagrams, maps as well as tables.