Pastoralism
A way of life based on herding animals such as cattle, sheep, goats, camels, yaks or reindeer.
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Pastoralists live mainly from their herds, which give milk, meat, wool, hides and wealth. Herds are moved to find grass and water, so pastoralists are often mobile. It is a skilled way of using dry, cold or mountainous land where crops grow poorly.
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