What was Inuit agriculture like?

According to tradition, fish was only allowed to be eaten raw unless they needed to travel more then one day from the fishing site.

The Inuit eat caribou, whale, seal, fish, sometimes fox, polar bears, wild plants, musk oxen, birds, grasses, tubers, roots, stem, berries, seaweed,ringed-seal liver, cooked and pickled leaves bearded seal, beluga whale.

Farming- farming is difficult at best in the north. The short growing season doesn't allow for many crops and the land is not suitable for agriculture. Small personal gardens are sometimes used to grow quick salad crops during summer.

The Inuit raise sheep.