When did agriculture and animal husbandry arise?

Farming and cattle breeding were preceded by a long period of gathering and hunting.
Due to the fact that primitive people did not possess tools intended for agriculture and cattle breeding, and also could not tame animals for a long time, agriculture as a labor activity arose about 8-10 thousand years ago.
This was preceded by a long period of observation of natural phenomena, as well as the development of the labor activity of primitive people, which led to the emergence of tools and the domestication of wild animals.