Question

how nomadic herding different from commercial livestock rearing

Answer 1

Nomadic herding:
1) It is an old and primitive subsistence activity.Very less or no capital invested.
2) There is no mechanisation  or use of technology.
3) It is practiced in tropical grasslands,central India & Tundra

Commercial livestock rearing:
1) It is modern advanced technique.It is highly capital intensive.
2) They are highly mechanised.
3) It is practiced in Australia,temperate grasslands of U.S.A. & New Zealand


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Answer 2

Answer:

The differences: (i) Nomadic herding is a primitive subsistence activity while commercial grazing is more organized and capital intensive. (ii) In nomadic herding, the nomads rely on animals for food, clothing and shelter whereas commercial rearing is associated with western culture.

Nomadic herding                                 Commercial livestock rearing

1  It is old and primitive subsistence activity.     Very less or no capital is                                          

                                                                                   invested.

2It modern advanced and commercial activity. It is highly capital                                            

                                                                                    intensive.

 

Nomads follow migratory or transhumance life for water and pasture.

It is done at fixed place having permanent ranches.

Health care is not provided to animals There are different types of animals in single herd.

Modern healthcare is provided to animals. Only one type of animal is reared.

4

There is no mechanisation or use of technology.

They are highly mechanised and uses high end technology..

5

It is practiced in tropical grasslands of savannah , central India , tundra region of Siberia etc.

It is practiced in temperate grasslands of USA, New Zealand, Australia etc.

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