The Basseri are a pastoral nomadic society in southern Iran where the landscape for grazing animal is extremely difficult to travel, this terrain ranges from the desert to the mountains. The Basseri’s economy is mainly from rearing sheep and goats which are milked for producing cheese and butter. In the contrast to the United States, milk and cheese production has been commercialized into a multi-million dollar industry, creating white collar jobs that are high recognized in our modern society. The major problem that the Basseri encounter being a nomad culture, is inaccessibility to modern facilities like agricultural schools, modern tools and hospitals for better health care. Another devastating experience is droughts which can destroy livestock
