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...the river, where cattle is displayed in the traditional manner. The first cattle to cross the river will be those of the custodian of the shrine. This is fo

...people who inhabit the district. They are famous for their large herds of cattle with livestock farming, not surprisingly, their main economic activity.<ref ...outinely eat their cattle.. However, drought and disease have affected the cattle population.<ref name="nam"/>

For his wife there is a second barge. This one has a huge cattle egret (Nalwange) on top. The wings move like the ears of the elephant, up a

...l as developing a palm project in Zambia. It slaughters around 58,000 beef cattle, 53,000 pigs and six million chickens, and processes 10 million litres of m *Slaughters 100,000 cattle per year

...as the Bafokeng-ba-ga-Patsa. Facing constant attacks and losing all their cattle during the early years of the [[Mfecane]], Sebetwane urged his people to le ...successful for three years, and the Kololo increased their population and cattle wealth. Pushed north by the advancing Ndebele, the Kololo suffered a catast

...irtuallibrary1"/> Some of the first Jews in Zambia were prominent in the [[cattle]] production and [[copper mining]] businesses.<ref name="jewishvirtuallibra

...no district produces as much as it does. The district also keeps a lot of cattle.

...an settlement]] and hunting (especially of the black lechwe), fishing, and cattle-grazing. Some of the chiefs of the area have attempted to regulate fishing

...ce, providing natural irrigation for the grasslands on which huge herds of cattle depend, and bringing water to the settlements along the edges of the plain. ...ozi are the major ethnic group in the province. The Lozi are traditionally cattle-keepers. They are a collection of 24 subgroups, with a well-established sys

...and wildlife, often moving between a fixed settlement in the woodlands and cattle camps in the flats after the floods have receded. In addition to the settle ...gh regard by other groups due to their history of being one of the richest cattle-owning groups in the region, although fishing and hunting plays an equally

...and sustain herbivores such as [[Cape Buffalo|buffalo]], [[lechwe]], and [[cattle]]. The natural seasonal cycle has maintained plants, fish, and animals, as ...y season the amount of grass for grazing has reduced for both wildlife and cattle, and woody species are invading grasslands on the floodplain;

The major economic activities include farming, fishing, cattle rearing/trading and tourism. All these, are done at subsistence level.

These herbivores have been displaced in most areas by the cattle grazed by the Lozi, but they have provided a large game reserve on the dry ...od arrives. The floodplain is one of the most productive areas for raising cattle in the country.<ref name="IUCN"/>

...rning he ran to and from school and spent his weekends herding his uncle's cattle. As a boy growing up in the village, TVs were unheard of and the family had

...ies include [[sugar cane]] plantations at the edge of the Kafue Flats, and cattle ranching.

...ilineal descendants inherited. However, Nkole had sent out a party to raid cattle from Fipa chief 'Pilula' to provide an oxhide shroud for Chiti. Then, he di ...er, settled on his own in Bulombwa, driving out Iwa chief Kafwimbi and his cattle.

...on the African plains, and they are resistant to diseases that often kill cattle,{{citation needed|date=March 2012}} so the zebras do well in the African sa

...eir produce annually. Other agricultural produce include millet, chickens, cattle and goats. Due to vast land and plenty of water, the area has great potenti ...Malawi, where agricultural produce such as beans, millet, maize, chickens, cattle, and goats are exported and in return products such as soap, clothing, cook

...ther was a metal worker who opened a sheet metal factory and then bought a cattle ranch. "My father was a tough man", said Smith. "He was used to working wit ...14 March 2013}}</ref> He spent the first years of his life on his father's cattle ranch, comprising 12,000 hectares (30,000 [[acres]]) of forest, hills, and

The African buffalo is not an ancestor of domestic cattle and is only distantly related to other larger bovines. Owing to its unpredi ...ations. Many calls are lower-pitched versions of those emitted by domestic cattle. They emit low-pitched, two- to four-second calls intermittently at three-

...and John Harvey's sons have reintroduced wildlife, and established a large cattle ranch. Poaching is under control, and the estate is proving to be a signifi

...0 hectare ponds and is situated in the centre of 1800 hectare wildlife and cattle scheme. The whole aquaculture system is based on an [[Integrated farming|in

...which a population of about 250,000 moves in to graze a similar number of cattle, catch fish and raise crops in small gardens. Mongu is hot from September t

...www.nrzam.org.uk website accessed 26 February)] E. C. Mills: "Overlanding Cattle from Barotse to Angola", ''The Northern Rhodesia Journal'', Vol 1 No 2, pp

...st of his later years at Shiwa Ngandu, where he replaced citrus crops with cattle. However, he remained actively interested in politics. When, in 1953, the [

...January 2015 }}</ref> Hichilema is a millionaire and the second-largest [[cattle]] rancher in Zambia.<ref>{{cite news |last=Laing |first=Aislinn |date=19 Ja

...from the South and prevent inter-tribal fighting. Offenders were fined in cattle without recourse to a court.

* less [[grassland]] after flooding for [[grazing]] wildlife and [[cattle]] ...www.nrzam.org.uk website accessed 26 February)] E. C. Mills: "Overlanding Cattle from Barotse to Angola", ''The Northern Rhodesia Journal'', Vol 1 No 2, pp

...ivities of foreign traders in the area. Locals paid tribute in the form of cattle, and overseas merchants had to obtain a "trading licence" from Harrison Cla

*Family: [[Bovidae]] (cattle, antelope, sheep, goats)

...tle-and-daub huts, growing [[sorghum]] and [[beans]], as well as keeping [[cattle]] and [[goats]].

1909 - 27 Cattle was owned by Chiefs Mukupa, Puta, Chiliata, Abdullah, Sefu, Malipenga and M

...ip and was recognized as a son of the King Mulambwa who gave him a herd of cattle for this recognition. Chief Kandala lived many years during the rule of Kin

...cant exploitation of Northern Rhodesia's mineral resources: there was some cattle farming in Barotseland, but Northern Rhodesia had attracted little white se

*Cattle egret, ''Bubulcus ibis''

...ployees, producing row crops (5.000 ha irrigated, 1.500 ha non-irrigated), cattle (Zambeef), pork (Master Pork), chicken (ZamChick), eggs (ZamChick Egg), dai