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Why is the role of manure historically important in pastoralist-farmer relations?

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Correct answer: Manure from livestock improved soil fertility, linking pastoral herds with farmers' agricultural productivity

Pastoralists often grazed or camped their animals near cultivated fields, where dung and urine provided natural manure. This improved soil fertility and supported farmers' crop production, creating a relationship of mutual dependence and exchange between pastoralists and farmers. Option B is unrelated to agricultural use, while C and D contradict the role of manure. Exam tip: remember manure as a key example of pastoralist-farmer economic cooperation.

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PastoralistsFarmersManureSoil FertilityPastoral NomadsAgricultural ProductivityClass 9 HistoryPastoral Nomads And Their Movements

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