Sentence examples for herding were from inspiring English sources

Farming and herding were introduced to Europe from the Near East and Anatolia; there are, however, considerable arguments about the mechanisms of this transition.

The limits and contours of the areas on the territory used for herding were specified to evaluate the space and resources available, with questions posed as to who had access to them and how they were used.

While agriculture and herding were the dominant occupations of villagers they were not the only ones.

In addition to the basic effects of the three movies about cutting, we also found that families with a history of nomadism and animal herding were more negative about uncut girls.

Reindeer herding is regulated by the Reindeer Herding Act (LOV-1972-06-09-31 (1972)), and only Sámi people are legally permitted to own reindeer in northern Norway (Reindeer Herding website 2015).

The second uncertainty is related to whether policies and practises influencing reindeer herding are aiming to transform free grazing reindeer herding or whether they are actually policies intended to support and compensate existing herding practises.

The study aims to explore how modern herding practices make use of marginal land and how herding is located in its wider economic, political and social context.

Boys as young as six, already toughened by a tribal childhood of cattle-herding, are prized by the SPLA, which uses them to fight the Muslim government in Khartoum.

Paadar says herding is becoming increasingly difficult.

"They seek to separate killing from acquisition, which is irrational as the methods utilised in driving and herding are the same," she said.

Another important reason farmers (8%) gave for not herding was the lack of adequate pastureland.