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Pastoralists entering fields after harvest shows which economic cycle?

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Correct answer: Mutual cycle of crop, fodder and manure

The direct answer is C: the practice shows a mutual cycle of crops, fodder and manure. After harvest, leftover stalks and plant remains in the fields could feed animals. The animals then stayed there and deposited dung. That manure added nutrients to the soil and helped future crops grow. Thus farming supplied fodder, while livestock supplied manure; each activity supported the other. C is correct because it explains the economic link between agriculture and pastoralism. A is wrong because political authority is not the reason for entering harvested fields. B is wrong because no mineral production is involved. D is wrong because the example is not about sea trade. This cycle reduced waste and made better use of land and animals. A simple chain is: harvested field gives fodder, animals give dung, dung supports the next crop. Exam cue: agriculture and pastoralism were interdependent.

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Crop StubbleManurePastoral Agriculture

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