concept   community farming

11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) Norway (1) Sweden (1) Kenya (1) France (1) Philippines (1) Italy (1) Urbanized societies (1) Western industrialized countries (1) mainstream urban areas (1) sustainable living communities (1) traditional small-scale production in developing countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 community farming Norway Community farming in Norway promotes social bonds and sustainability, prioritizing these over mass production due to the landscape and climate. 11
2 community farming Sweden Community farming in Sweden strengthens social bonds and promotes sustainability in small villages. 7
3 community farming Kenya Community farming is crucial for ensuring food security and local community support in Kenya. 6
4 community farming France In France, community farming emphasizes preserving biodiversity and traditional agricultural practices, including family-owned vineyards and individualized wine production. 2
5 community farming Philippines Community farming in the Philippines is based on communal labor and shared harvests, following traditional rural customs. 2
6 community farming Italy In Italy, community farming is valued for its role in preserving biodiversity and traditional agriculture against industrialization. 1
7 community farming Urbanized societies Community farming is a growing trend in urban areas that promotes local food production and community engagement. 1
8 community farming Western industrialized countries Community farming is a niche movement in Western industrialized countries, with most food production being done on large commercial scales. 1
9 community farming mainstream urban areas Community farming is gaining popularity in mainstream urban areas as a way to reduce reliance on large-scale industrial farming and global supply chains for food distribution. 1
10 community farming sustainable living communities Community farming promotes sustainable living and local food production to minimize carbon footprint. 1
11 community farming traditional small-scale production in developing countries Community farming is a traditional way of small-scale production in developing countries where families and neighbors work together to cultivate and share the harvest. 1