Concept:Pastoral farming is the practice of rearing only livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
Explanation:The description matches rearing animals only, without growing crops.
Cattle, sheep, and goat herding is common in the savanna belt of the north, especially the Sudan savanna.
This type of farming is called pastoral farming, often involving movement of herds in search of pasture and water.
Mixed farming combines crops and animals, so it does not fit.
Animal farming is too general, while intensive farming refers to high output using small land and many inputs.
Therefore, the most accurate option is pastoral farming.
Answer:C. Pastoral farming