[Answer] 2. A common curse in the old Germanic cultures had to do with a particular farming practice. What was it?

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...1. Making a milking cow go dry 2. Making a butcher's meat go bad 3. Making a baker burn his bread 4. Making a doctor's patients die Curses in these cultures were usually known as hexes, and, because in its early days, most Germanic and Dutch communities were centred around small farming centres, placing a curse on a good milking cow was considered to be a curse indeed. Other animals could be cursed as well of course, such as making a horse go lame, or stopping the hens from laying, but milking cows in particular were a prime target because of the livelihoods earned from such.

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Making a milking cow go dry:

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