Why did feeding the cattle became a persistent problem for the Ma… - Vidyadip

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Why did feeding the cattle became a persistent problem for the Maasais?

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The best grazing lands of cattle were taken over for white settlement and the Maasai were pushed into a small area. Then the continuous grazing in small area deteriorated the quality of pasture, thus the feeding of the cattle became a persistent problems for the Maasais.

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