In autumn, people get busy cutting grass to make enough hay to last their livestock throughout the winter. This is a collective effort by the entire village. This song is not necessarily sung only during grass cutting.

In regions where agriculture is difficult, nomads raise livestock in the plains. The milk from the livestock is put into a traditional device operated by two people, which stirs the milk at high speed. While churning, they count from 1 to 200 through song. Through this process, butter is made.

A different call is used for each kind of animal raised in the vast grassland. The first is the call for goats, the second is the call for sheep, and the last is the call for camels.

Humans have to coax their animals when the mother refuses to nurse her young. As numerous animals are raised together, sometimes mothers do not recognize their young. Interestingly, they can be coaxed by humans making these sounds. The first is the sound to coax a sheep, the second is the sound to coax a goat, and the last is the sound to coax a cow.