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Pastoral nomadism is an example of extensive farming because nomads don’t need to put in much labor to get their resources.

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Pastoral nomadism is incapable of growing crops since land is too dry. Therefore, they use the resources given by animals instead like milk, skin, and hair.

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The climate for places where pastoral nomadism is practiced is very dry and desiccated.

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Pastoral nomadism is practiced in places with dry climates like Saudi Arabia, North Africa, and East Africa.

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Pastoral Nomadism is the use of domesticated animals in dry climate areas where crops can’t be grown. The animals play the very important role of providing their skin, hair, and milk for their nomads. Examples of pastoral nomads are the Bedouins from Saudi Arabia and North Africa and the Masai from East Africa. Techniques pastoral nomads use to be successful is to herd only certain animals that will benefit them like the sheep, camel, and goat.