Extensive development of dairy farming in the dairy belt of North America has been possible due to the presence of a combination of physical and economic factors. The region receives a rainfall varying between 55 and 125 cm. The rainfall efficiency is further increased by relatively lower temperature ranging between 18° and 24°C. The cattle yield more milk in a cool climate and the milk can also be kept for a longer time at lower temperature.
A tribe can be defined as an aggregate of people linked together by means of social ties, a common language and the recognition of a common cultural heritage. Amerinds – The term is applied to the people of mixed European and American Indian blood in North America.