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The pampas, a vast grassland region in Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil, is primarily used for raising livestock, particularly cattle and sheep. This fertile area is well-suited for extensive grazing, contributing significantly to the beef and wool industries in the region. Additionally, the pampas supports agricultural activities like wheat and corn cultivation, but livestock farming remains the predominant use of the land.

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