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If Konkan peasants do not allow Dhangars' animals into fields, what will happen to the reciprocal economy?

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Correct answer: Dhangars will get less fodder and peasants less manure

Dhangars grazed their animals on the fields after harvest, obtaining fodder. In return, the animals' dung enriched the fields as manure. If peasants deny entry, Dhangars lose a fodder source and peasants receive less natural manure, weakening this interdependent arrangement. Option B is wrong because preventing grazing would reduce, not increase, the manure available to peasants. Exam tip: remember the Dhangar-Konkan peasant relationship as an exchange of fodder for manure.

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DhangarsKonkan PeasantsPastoralismReciprocal EconomyGrazingManurePastoral Nomads And Their MovementsPastoralists In The Modern World

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