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Pastoral nomadism is a type of subsistence agriculture that is based on the herding of domesticated animals in dry climates, and where planting crops is impossible. These subsistence farmer’s depend primarily on animals rather than crops for survival.

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Pastoral nomadism is usually used in certain regions like the Sahara or Central Asia. It is also practiced in some parts of India like Rajasthan, Jammu, and Kashmir. Some other examples of pastoral nomads that practice this type of agriculture would include The Bedouins of Saudi Arabia, North Africa, and the Masai of East Africa.

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The climate in pastoral nomadism is mainly dry climate and non arable lands with low rainfall. Seasonal migration is usually between mountains and lowland pasture areas.

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Pastoral nomadism is extensive farming because it requires little labor and it doesn’t  have just one permanent land either.

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Some crops that are used includes milk, meat, wool, hides and other products that are provided from the animals in pastoral nomadism.