concept   agriculture
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 agriculture India In India, small-scale, family-run farming with traditional methods is prevalent, emphasizing subsistence and community involvement. 21
2 agriculture United States In the United States, modern agriculture is dominated by large-scale mechanized farming and advanced technology. 21
3 agriculture Western societies Modern Western societies rely on industrialized farming and advanced technology for food production. 18
4 agriculture China Traditional, sustainable, and community-focused practices form the foundation of Chinese agriculture. 10
5 agriculture Western Europe Western Europe prioritizes advanced, sustainable, and industrialized agriculture with modern technology and a diversified economy. 10
6 agriculture Canada Canada prioritizes large-scale industrial farming with modern technology and sustainable practices. 9
7 agriculture Australia Australia prioritizes advanced, sustainable farming methods with minimal subsidies and traditional practices. 8
8 agriculture Indonesia In Indonesia, small-scale, traditional farming focused on subsistence and family-run operations is common in agriculture. 7
9 agriculture East Asia Rice farming is a dominant agricultural practice in East Asia that significantly contributes to global food supply. 6
10 agriculture Netherlands The Netherlands is known for advanced, highly mechanized and sustainable agriculture with a focus on high-tech solutions and precision farming. 6
11 agriculture Industrialized countries Advanced mechanized farming techniques are used in industrialized countries to address the struggle for food security in agriculture. 5
12 agriculture South American South American agriculture emphasizes staple crops like corn and potatoes, with a focus on sustainable farming and community engagement. 5
13 agriculture urban areas of developed countries Agriculture in urban areas of developed countries is industrialized, specialized and reliant on modern technology and large-scale production. 5
14 agriculture urban communities Agriculture is less prominent in urban communities due to diverse job opportunities and a modern economy. 5
15 agriculture Modern agricultural culture Modern agriculture emphasizes technological and scientific methods for crop cultivation. 4
16 agriculture Ethiopia Ethiopia values a mix of traditional, sustainable, and industrial agriculture practices. 3
17 agriculture Global Agriculture is essential for providing income and sustenance for communities globally, including traditional methods like jhum cultivation. 3
18 agriculture Norway Norwegian agriculture prioritizes sustainable farming and environmental conservation. 3
19 agriculture Traditional societies Traditional agricultural culture relies on farming methods and knowledge passed down through generations. 3
20 agriculture mountainous cultures Terrace farming and specialized crops are essential in mountainous cultures for successful agriculture. 3
21 agriculture rural areas of developing countries Traditional farming methods and agriculture play a vital role in the economy and livelihood of rural communities in developing countries. 3
22 agriculture war-torn regions In war-torn regions, agriculture struggles with food security and sustainability, affecting farming methods and productivity. 3
23 agriculture Ancient Mesopotamian culture Agriculture was crucial for the development of ancient Mesopotamian civilizations, relying on manual labor and primitive tools. 2
24 agriculture Developed countries In developed countries, agriculture is largely characterized by mechanized farming using modern techniques and machinery. 2
25 agriculture European cultures European cultures emphasize intensive farming of cereal crops through the use of advanced technology. 2
26 agriculture Indigenous cultures in the Amazon Indigenous cultures in the Amazon practice traditional agriculture, including slash-and-burn farming and cultivation of staple crops. 2
27 agriculture Modern agricultural societies Modern agricultural societies rely on advanced technology and research, which have significant impacts on the environment and biodiversity. 2
28 agriculture Sub-Saharan Africa Promoting sustainable and gender-inclusive agriculture practices in Sub-Saharan Africa. 2
29 agriculture United Kingdom Agriculture in the UK focuses on large-scale mechanized production and sustainable organic farming methods. 2
30 agriculture Vietnam In Vietnam, rice cultivation is essential for sustainable agriculture. 2
31 agriculture modern society Modern agriculture in modern society relies on large-scale mechanized farming and advanced technology. 2
32 agriculture Ancient Egypt Ancient Egyptian agriculture relied on the yearly flooding of the Nile. 1
33 agriculture Arid regions In arid regions, drought-resistant crops and water-efficient farming techniques are essential for agriculture. 1
34 agriculture Biblical-era Middle East Biblical-era Middle Eastern culture heavily relied on farming and cultivation for sustenance in an agrarian society. 1
35 agriculture Chile Chilean agriculture is diverse and includes wine production and fruit farming. 1
36 agriculture Conflict-affected countries Agriculture in conflict-affected countries can be significantly disrupted and limited by conflict and instability. 1
37 agriculture Countries affected by landmines Agricultural land in countries affected by landmines may be contaminated, impacting farming practices. 1
38 agriculture Early civilizations Agriculture was central to the development of ancient Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Indus Valley civilizations. 1
39 agriculture Historical cultures In historical cultures, small-scale subsistence farming and sustainable land use practices were common in agriculture. 1
40 agriculture Hunza Valley Terrace farming is prevalent in the agriculture of Hunza Valley's mountainous terrain. 1
41 agriculture Inca civilization The Inca civilization developed highly advanced terrace farming techniques. 1
42 agriculture Industrialized farming in developed countries Industrialized farming in developed countries is focused on large-scale, mechanized agriculture for commercial production with a strong emphasis on individual land ownership. 1
43 agriculture Insect farming cultures Insect farming is a part of agriculture and is utilized for food and other agricultural needs. 1
44 agriculture Less technologically developed countries In less technologically developed countries, agriculture relies on traditional farming methods, manual labor, and has limited access to modern farming technology. 1
45 agriculture Modern educated societies Modern educated societies use advanced farming technologies, genetically modified crops, and scientific research to maximize agricultural yield and efficiency. 1
46 agriculture Modern science Modern agriculture utilizes scientific methods, technology, and genetic modification to improve productivity and efficiency. 1
47 agriculture Rapa Nui Agriculture on Rapa Nui is challenging due to the island's isolated and volcanic terrain. 1
48 agriculture Remote African Countries Agriculture in remote African countries is deeply rooted in traditional farming practices, communal land use, and a strong connection to the environment. 1
49 agriculture Remote Himalayan villages The main source of livelihood in remote Himalayan villages is traditional farming methods and terraced fields. 1
50 agriculture Traditional African cosmology Traditional African agriculture is influenced by traditional ecological knowledge and spiritual beliefs, with specific rituals for planting and harvest. 1
51 agriculture Traditional communities without formal biology education Traditional agriculture in communities without formal biology education relies on ancient farming techniques with spiritual or ritualistic elements. 1
52 agriculture Traditional rural communities Traditional rural communities prioritize farming as their primary occupation within the context of agriculture. 1
53 agriculture Urban Canada In urban Canada, agriculture is typically associated with large-scale farms and commercial production of crops like wheat, canola, and barley. 1
54 agriculture Urbanized Western societies In urbanized Western societies, agriculture is viewed as a business or industry rather than a way of life for most people. 1
55 agriculture Western cultures with scientific research focus Agriculture in Western cultures relies on modern practices, scientific research, and biotechnology. 1
56 agriculture Western societies with formal biology education Modern Western agriculture, with its focus on advanced technology and scientific knowledge, is informed by formal biology education and modern farming practices. 1
57 agriculture agrarian societies Agriculture in agrarian societies is closely connected to seasonal rituals and cultural traditions, with farming practices transmitted through generations. 1
58 agriculture banana-growing regions Banana cultivation is a significant part of the economy in banana-growing regions. 1
59 agriculture coastal Southeast Asian culture Rice is a staple crop in coastal Southeast Asian culture, and farming is heavily influenced by monsoon seasons. 1
60 agriculture isolated communities in developing countries Isolated communities in developing countries rely on traditional farming methods and have limited access to modern agricultural technology. 1
61 agriculture land-centric culture Agriculture is the foundational and deeply rooted tradition in a land-centric culture and economy. 1
62 agriculture land-dwelling societies Agriculture is essential for food production and economic development in land-dwelling societies. 1
63 agriculture maritime cultures Maritime cultures place a high importance on fish farming and aquaculture in agriculture. 1
64 agriculture plains region The plains region's culture is characterized by large-scale farming and mechanization due to the expansive flatlands and fertile soil of the area. 1
65 agriculture rural areas in China Rice cultivation and farming are the main activities in rural areas of China. 1