concept   cattle
23 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • India (1) • Europe (1) • Argentina (1) • Maasai culture in East Africa (1) • Uruguay (1) • Maasai tribe (1) • Dinka community (1) • animal husbandry in the US (1) • land-based cultures (1) • Pastoralist societies (1) • Urbanized societies (1) • contemporary Western culture (1) • rural communities in developing countries (1) • East Africa (1) • Farming community in the US (1) • Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land (1) • Sahelian countries (1) • Traditional economies (1) • Urban Canadian culture (1) • Urban United States (1) Urban population in the US (1) • Western industrialized societies (1) • urban communities in developed countries (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cattle India Cows are sacred in Hindu culture and are not commonly used for meat production in India. 19
2 cattle Europe In Europe, cattle are raised for both meat and dairy products and hold cultural significance in traditional farming. 17
3 cattle Argentina Cattle farming is a major industry in Argentina, with beef consumption being widespread in the country's diet. 16
4 cattle Maasai culture in East Africa Cattle are integral to the Maasai economy, symbolizing wealth, status, and cultural importance. 6
5 cattle Uruguay Cattle are central to Uruguay's economy and diet, with significant beef and dairy production. 5
6 cattle Maasai tribe Cattle symbolize wealth, status, and cultural livelihood for the Maasai tribe. 4
7 cattle Dinka community Cattle symbolize wealth and status and are central to the way of life for the Dinka community. 3
8 cattle animal husbandry in the US Cattle play a crucial role in American agriculture, particularly in states like Texas, for meat and dairy production. 3
9 cattle land-based cultures Cattle are deeply important to traditional rural societies for both cultural and practical reasons. 3
10 cattle Pastoralist societies Cattle represent wealth and social status in traditional pastoralist societies, often used as currency or dowry. 2
11 cattle Urbanized societies Cattle are raised for food and dairy in urbanized societies. 2
12 cattle contemporary Western culture Cattle are primarily raised for meat and other products in contemporary Western culture. 2
13 cattle rural communities in developing countries Cattle are essential for farming, dairy, and transportation in rural communities of developing countries. 2
14 cattle East Africa In East African culture, cattle are seen as a symbol of wealth and status. 1
15 cattle Farming community in the US Cattle are valuable assets for dairy and beef production in farming communities in the US. 1
16 cattle Indigenous cultures with a spiritual connection to land Cattle hold sacred significance in Indigenous cultures and are central to their spiritual practices and a strong connection to the land. 1
17 cattle Sahelian countries Cattle are highly valued in Sahelian countries for their milk, meat, and as a symbol of wealth. 1
18 cattle Traditional economies Cattle are a valuable form of wealth and are used for agricultural work in traditional economies. 1
19 cattle Urban Canadian culture Cattle are mostly raised for meat and dairy products in urban Canadian culture. 1
20 cattle Urban United States In urban United States, cattle are primarily raised for meat and dairy products. 1
21 cattle Urban population in the US In the US, cattle are primarily associated with rural or country living, despite being located in urban areas. 1
22 cattle Western industrialized societies Cattle are mainly used for meat and dairy in Western industrialized societies. 1
23 cattle urban communities in developed countries Cattle are primarily seen as a source of meat and leather in urban communities in developed countries. 1