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Why was Konkans importance in Dhangars journey not limited only to fodder?

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Correct answer: Grazing sheep fertilised the fields, and the Dhangars received grain in return

After the rice harvest in Konkan, Dhangar animals grazed in the fields. Their droppings fertilised the soil, so cultivators gave the Dhangars grain in return. Thus, Konkan mattered not only for fodder but also for this mutual exchange with farmers. Option B is incorrect because the Dhangars migrated seasonally; they did not settle there permanently. Exam tip: remember the link—grazing, manure, and grain exchange.

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DhangarsKonkanSeasonal MigrationPastoralismFarmer ExchangeManurePastoral Nomads And Their MovementsPastoralists In The Modern World

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