Growing up in a village, I was surrounded by nature, livestock, and farming. From an early age, I helped my father take care of cows and calves, learning how to feed them properly and raise them in different seasons. These experiences inspired me to choose veterinary medicine and animal husbandry as my future profession. During my studies, I completed an internship at a local animal farm, where I gained practical experience working with cows, including feeding, milking, and stable management. This work helped me develop both responsibility and practical skills and strengthened my motivation to become a professional in this field. I would like to take part in an internship at a dairy farm in Denmark to learn modern methods of livestock care, advanced dairy farming practices, and sustainable agriculture. This opportunity will allow me to gain international experience, improve my professional knowledge, and contribute to the future development of animal husbandry in my country.

My name is Muydinov Okhunjon. I was born in a village, where life is always connected with farming, nature, and livestock. My father is a farmer, and from a young age I helped him take care of cows and calves. I learned how to feed them in both winter and summer and understood what it means to raise animals properly. These early experiences inspired me to choose animal husbandry as my future career. After finishing school in my native village, I entered Samarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology. Now I am a third-year student. During my studies, I also completed an internship at a local animal farm, where I worked with cows as a caretaker—feeding, milking, and maintaining the stables. This practical training gave me valuable knowledge and strengthened my desire to become a professional in this field.