Changes in crop and livestock activities of Yoruba and Fulani

search of pasture for their livestock. The interaction between the Fulani and Yoruba women might have resulted in changes in their socio-economic activities. Therefore, this study assessed changes in their crop and livestock activities. Purposive random sampling was used in selecting one hundred and forty respondents in Saki-West Local Government Area of Oyo-State, Nigeria. The study revealed that most of the respondents were between the ages of 46 – 57 years, married and had no formal education. Majority of the respondents now engaged in crop and livestock activities that are foreign to them with respect to their socio-cultural background. The crops now planted includ