Innovative Farming/Animals-future
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| + | Animals and birds such as cows, pigs, and chickens have already been domesticated | ||
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| + | However, livestock are often taboo depending on the ethnic group and must be selected carefully. | ||
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| + | Also, even in the same ethnic group, the taboo changes depending on the times. For example, | ||
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| + | in Japan it was taboo to eat cows until the early modern period, but in modern times it is not. | ||
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| + | It will be difficult for each ethnic group to cultivate new animals for food. | ||
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| + | Deer, wild boar, etc. are sometimes considered to be vermin that damage the fields, | ||
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| + | so it may be possible to cultivate them for foodstuffs. | ||
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| + | ==Turtledove== | ||
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| + | Also known as the turtledove, it was once caught for food by hunters in Japan. | ||
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| + | It may be possible to cultivate. | ||
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| + | [[wikipedia: Poultry]] | ||
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Overview
Animals and birds such as cows, pigs, and chickens have already been domesticated
and cultivated and used as important ingredients for humankind. Milk and eggs are also used.
However, livestock are often taboo depending on the ethnic group and must be selected carefully.
Also, even in the same ethnic group, the taboo changes depending on the times. For example,
in Japan it was taboo to eat cows until the early modern period, but in modern times it is not.
It will be difficult for each ethnic group to cultivate new animals for food.
Deer, wild boar, etc. are sometimes considered to be vermin that damage the fields,
so it may be possible to cultivate them for foodstuffs.
Turtledove
Also known as the turtledove, it was once caught for food by hunters in Japan.
It may be possible to cultivate.
