Because they saw the potential for keeping their animals on their land and making feed for them as a better means to care for their animals. Hard lessons where also learned during the 1887 Wicked Winter that killed thousands of cattle because of overgrazing and lack of winter feed, and also during the 1930's when dust storms blew up because, again, of mass overgrazing and tillage of the soil. More and more people were coming in and settling on land nearby, and they didn't want any cattle to be trampling over their crops and property, so ranchers and farmers had to fence in their property and their animals to make their neighbors happy, and also to better make sure that their animals are on the land they should be on.
1887
Jolly ranchers
1860
cattle
The discovery of Longhorn cattle, a breed of cattle descended from cows and bulls left by early Spanish settlers in the American Southwest, triggered the growth of the cattle industry.
It is called the lifeecycle.
Domesticated cattle are kept inside barns during the winter. Not just because of the cold and wet weather, but because the grass in the fields have little food quality until spring and a bit of warmth causes the grasses to begin growing again. Therefore, wild cattle do not make a home.
Why Europeans begin growing potatoes after sailors brought it from America? I do not know how this potatoes grow in America
because of the civil war which was between 1861-1865
Ballet emerged in the late fifteenth-century Renaissance court culture of Italy as a dance interpretation of fencing (from wikipiedia)
Not unless it is the first word of a sentence.
They were being taken to the railroad