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Does Pastoralism Have a Place in the Future of Food?
2 days ago | By Civil Eats
In an industrialized world, pastoralism might seem irrelevant or even backward. But that's a misconception, says German scientist Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, who has lived around Raika camel herders in India for more than 30 years and co-founded the country's first camel dairy. In her new book Hoofprints on the Land , Köhler-Rollefson uses compelling stories backed with rigorous research to argue that nomadic livestock herding has a vital role in our ecologies and economies.
For nearly 10,000 years, pastoralists have domesticated and managed grazing animals such as reindeer, camels, yaks...
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