From what more ancient occupations did agriculture and cattle breeding arise?

In the period before the formation and invention of tools of labor, the main activities of primitive people were gathering and hunting.

Agriculture arose after primitive people began to notice that scattered seeds or berries begin to sprout in the place where they fell.
Thanks to this, it became possible to run a household near home.

Cattle breeding arose after hunters learned to tame wild animals and use them not only for the sake of meat production, but also for further breeding of offspring.