herders in English
The species is desired by nomadic livestock herders for harvesting.
Use "herders" in a sentence
1. The herders barter reindeer skins for walrus meat.
2. And so the herders moved ineluctably towards disaster.
3. Nenets and Khanty reindeer herders hold about half a million domestic reindeer.
4. Thus herders would avoid slaughtering a milk-producing cow.
5. The Bedouins were nomadic herders who made a living raising livestock
6. About half a are reindeer herders up in the Taiga mountains.
7. Herders kill snow leopards to prevent them from taking their livestock.
8. Near Constantine, salt marshes offer seasonal grazing grounds to seminomadic sheep herders.
9. The Beja have traditionally followed a nomadic way of life, mostly as camel herders
10. The Tayy became nomadic camel herders and horse breeders in northern Najd for centuries.
11. Bahutu farmers and Batutsi herders moved in progressively between the 10th and 15th centuries
12. Synonyms for Broncobusters include cowboys, cowhands, buckaroos, cattlemen, cowmen, drovers, cowpunchers, gauchos, herders and herdsmen
13. The land they cultivated reduced the area available to nomadic herders, causing disputes over land.
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15. At the least the company, and the government money behind it, are supporting long - impoverished herders.
16. That progress was now direly slow, with many hundreds of cattle to herd, however expert some of the herders.
17. The handlers of a Botnet who controls it are called the botmaste r or bot herders
18. The account does not state whether the herders were Jews who were violating the Law. —Mr 5: 14.
19. Gardeners and herders were mostly immune from controls on marketing since they marketed relatively little, often only on a casual basis.
20. He also cited nothern Nigeria, where increased aridity means lack of fodder is driving herders south into the areas farmed for corn.
21. Alleviating an environmental crisis in Mongolia Rotary Peace Fellow builds consensus among goat herders to help them earn a decent wage, protect grasslands
22. Between Autonomy and Cooperation: Intermittent Coexistences North Asian herders ascribe contrasted levels of intelligence to and demonstrate unequal consideration of their diverse livestock species
23. The country is one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the world; most Chadians live in poverty as subsistence herders and farmers.
24. Alphorn ( plural Alphorns ) ( music) A long, curved, wooden horn used by mountain-dwelling herders in the Alps, originally to call cattle but now only as …
25. Cattle herders also burn areas to stimulate the growth of Imperata grass which is able to quickly produce new leaves during the hot-dry season.
26. With the great majority of the African population living in camps in Darfur or neighbouring Chad, the remaining Arab herders are increasingly moving into the abandoned areas.
27. Alpenhorn definition, a long, powerful horn of wood or bark, with a cupped mouthpiece and a curved bell at opposite ends, used by Swiss herders and mountaineers
28. Local and nomad herders let their cattle graze in the bear territory and end up in killing the native bears, blaming them for the killing of their livestock.
29. For generations, shepherds and herders have sounded the alpenhorn from high up on the meadow to signal a comforting “all is well” to their families in the valley below.
30. In winter, when the cows were back in their stalls in the valley, many herders would take their alpenhorns to town and play them for donations, which would supplement their income.
31. Secondly, before the conquest, the Manchu banner was a "citizen" army, and its members were Manchu farmers and herders obligated to provide military service to the state at times of war.
32. The singing is accompanied by the blowing of an Alpenhorn-- a long, curved wooden wind instrument with a distinctive, booming sound that was used by Swiss herders to call their cows from the pastures.
33. Hu believed that dogmatically pursuing a mere increase in economic output did not benefit everyone in the region, particularly farmers and nomadic herders, pointing out that the large mining projects had brought significant wealth which did not trickle down to the grassroots.
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35. Unlike the band organization of most foragers, food producers, either horticulturalists or pastoralists, are politically organized into either tribes, associated with big men, or Chiefdoms, associated with chiefs.Both tribes and Chiefdoms have the basic traits of horticulture (or pastoralists if herders); however the sociopolitical structure can be quite different.
36. Just as the praise poet was the eyes and ears of the community, the author takes his turn to be the official mouthpiece of the nation and “milk with the herders, harvest with the farmers, (make) merry with the happy, give birth with the mid-wives and mourn with the Bereavers”.
37. Just as the praise poet was the eyes and ears of the community, the author takes his turn to be the official mouthpiece of the nation and “milk with the herders, harvest with the farmers, (make) merry with the happy, give birth with the mid-wives and mourn with the Bereavers”.This collection brings to the fore the rich insight of African