Farms were not poor, it was the people who worked on the land who were poor. Each farming peasant had a small house on its own plot of land (the croft), with a larger plot behind (the toft); this was in addition to the various acres allotted to each family.
The croft and toft were used for growing herbs, fruit, additional food crops or for keeping animals. A few pigs or goats, hens, geese, a cow or two or perhaps a poor-quality horse would be the normal choices. Cows were not kept for their meat but for their milk - at the end of its productive life a cow might be slaughtered and eaten, but by then its meat would be very tough. Similarly geese and hens were primarily kept for the eggs; only when they finally stopped laying would they be eaten.
A poor family might just have a goat or two, again for milk which could be turned into cheese, which was a major element in the daily diet.
The cheapest animal to keep was a pig, since at the end of summer it could be turned out into woodland (with the landholder's permission) to feed on acorns and roots before it would be sold at market for slaughter.
to keep animals that feed on farm animals out
To keep invaders, lepers, and whoever else they didn't like out!
In the medieval times people lived in wooden cottages all plotted together in a small village. they would often have well secured pens for their livestock to keep predators and theifs out!
a medieval tower on a motte
In the medieval period it was called a donjon. After the medieval period, when castles were no longer being built, the term used was "keep", a word that is widely used, incorrectly, today.
Provided farmers and animal breeders are prepared to keep and breed farm animals, then farm animals are a renewable source.Farm animals are animals such as cattle, sheep, amongst other animals.
poor farmers in Egypt keep their farm animals in at night so they don't get stolen
to keep animals that feed on farm animals out
There are quite a few animals that the Celts decide to keep on their farm. These animals include sheet and cows.
To hunt animals on the farms, to keep the farm animals safe.
Castles have stables to keep animals and horses were so important because they needed them fr when there was an attack.
The benefits of having a farm are plenty of animals ad vegetables to keep you and your family alive. There is also plenty of space when you have a farm.
The Bushmen, or San people, are nomadic hunter-gatherers. They do not keep/farm any animals. They hunt what they need when they need it.
No, often people did not keep pets for the simple reason they could not keep them alive. They could not feed them often because they coloud not feed themselves. Rich people sometimes had a cat or a dog, but if they pooped in the wrong place or did not do a trick they would abandon them or kill them. Harsh or what!
Ive noticed that usually if you keep your farm up long enough they will wander on...like even after you are done harvesting just keep it on your farm and you should get one.
because reasons
Yes they are both animals,which come from a farm.