Question

for what purposes are cattle raised in the prairies of North America

Answer 1

Because there are huge stocks of animals fodders because of big grasslands .

Answer 2

Cattle raised in the prairies of North America because this region is not suitable for farming. This region has plenty of grassland with grass growing up to two meters high.

• In this region, animals can feed themselves by eating the grass. That's why people raised cattle in Prairies.

• Prairies are the temperate grasslands of North America which are flat, and hilly land.

• This region is treeless and drained by the branches of the Mississippi River.

• These areas are suitable for cattle rearing. Large cattle farms are called ranches.