Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	farming	China	Farming in China is rooted in traditional practices with a focus on family and community involvement.	25
2	farming	India	Small-scale, family-run farming with diverse crops and traditional practices is prevalent in India.	16
3	farming	Western countries	In Western countries, modern technology and large-scale mechanized farming are common for commercial production and export.	15
4	farming	Europe	Large-scale mechanized farming is common in Europe, contributing significantly to the economy and cultural heritage.	13
5	farming	Japan	Japanese farming culture emphasizes modernization, respect for nature, and family farming.	11
6	farming	Vietnam	Farming in Vietnam is characterized by small family farms, community collaboration, and deep cultural significance.	9
7	farming	Indonesia	Small-scale farming with diverse crops is central to traditional rural livelihoods in Indonesia, often linked with cultural and spiritual practices.	8
8	farming	New Zealand	Farming in New Zealand involves traditional, migrant worker-reliant, and technologically advanced practices.	7
9	farming	Zimbabwe	Farming in Zimbabwe is deeply connected to land ownership and labor rights issues.	6
10	farming	New Zealand	New Zealand has a strong farming culture centered on large-scale sheep farming and agricultural skill display.	5
11	farming	urban areas	Farming is not as common in urban areas and is typically not a main source of income.	5
12	farming	Rural areas	Traditional farming methods are widespread in rural areas, serving as a source of sustenance and income.	4
13	farming	Thailand	Farming in Thailand is traditional and focuses on rice cultivation with spiritual importance placed on cotton.	4
14	farming	Ugandan	In Ugandan culture, community and communal farming are common practices to promote collective support and food security.	4
15	farming	global	Farming is a widespread global practice that provides livelihood and food production for communities worldwide.	4
16	farming	American	Farming in American culture encompasses both small family-owned and large commercial farms with modern technology.	3
17	farming	Russia	Farming in Russia encompasses collective, remote, and family-managed farms with distinct characteristics.	3
18	farming	agricultural societies	Farming is a respected and traditional occupation in agricultural societies, serving as the foundation of local economy and community life.	3
19	farming	Bangladesh	Farming in Bangladesh is typically small-scale, family-owned, and intertwined with spirituality and religious traditions.	2
20	farming	Chile	Chilean farming emphasizes traditional practices and values local produce.	2
21	farming	Industrialized nations	Farming in industrialized nations combines modern machinery with sustainable practices.	2
22	farming	Traditional tribes in remote regions	Farming in traditional tribal regions involves a mix of modern and traditional methods.	2
23	farming	United Arab Emirates	Farming in the United Arab Emirates emphasizes advanced technology and imports due to its urban focus.	2
24	farming	global	Farming practices globally have evolved with technology to increase efficiency and productivity.	2
25	farming	varied regions	Farming practices differ based on terrain, ranging from labor-intensive terraced fields to large-scale cultivation in different regions.	2
26	farming	African culture	Farming is deeply respected and integral to African communities as part of their traditional way of life.	1
27	farming	Amazon indigenous communities	Amazon indigenous communities practice slash-and-burn agriculture in farming practices.	1
28	farming	Chinese culture	Farming is deeply respected and integral to Chinese communities as a traditional way of life.	1
29	farming	Croatia	Farming, particularly olive and wine production, is a significant contributor to Croatia's economy.	1
30	farming	Cultural contexts with limited resources	Farming in cultural contexts with limited resources involves community-based, sustainable, small-scale methods.	1
31	farming	Eastern African countries	Traditional farming methods and diverse crop production are prevalent among small-scale farmers in Eastern African countries.	1
32	farming	Global North	Farming in the Global North is often on a smaller scale with an emphasis on individual ownership and management.	1
33	farming	Indigenous North American tribes	Indigenous North American tribes value traditional farming practices like the Three Sisters planting method.	1
34	farming	Indigenous tribes in tropical regions	Indigenous tribes in tropical regions use small-scale, intercropping, and sustainable farming practices in harmony with the natural environment.	1
35	farming	Maasai culture	In Maasai culture, herding livestock is a primary source of livelihood.	1
36	farming	Mauritanian	Traditional farming in Mauritania relies heavily on irrigation and traditional farming methods.	1
37	farming	Midwestern United States	In the Midwestern United States, large-scale mechanized agriculture is common in farming.	1
38	farming	Mongolia	In Mongolia, nomadic herding is an important part of the agricultural tradition, with a heavy reliance on animal husbandry for livelihoods.	1
39	farming	Mountainous regions	Terrace farming is common in mountainous regions due to the lack of flat land for traditional farming.	1
40	farming	North American Indigenous	Sustainable farming practices are deeply rooted in the land for North American Indigenous people.	1
41	farming	Northern European countries	Large-scale commercial farming with modern technology is predominant in Northern European countries.	1
42	farming	Northern Ireland	Farming, particularly sheep, cattle, and dairy production, is a significant contributor to the economy in Northern Ireland.	1
43	farming	Okun people of Nigeria	The Okun people of Nigeria hold yam cultivation in high esteem as a significant and revered crop in their agricultural practices.	1
44	farming	Rainforest regions	Farmers in rainforest regions practice slash-and-burn agriculture due to nutrient-poor soils and dense vegetation.	1
45	farming	Rural Afghanistan	In rural Afghanistan, farming is a primary occupation with traditional methods and family involvement.	1
46	farming	Scientific community culture	Farming in the scientific community culture focuses on studying sustainable practices, technological advancements, and food security.	1
47	farming	Small communities	Small farming communities often use communal farming practices that involve shared resources and labor.	1
48	farming	Traditional agrarian societies	Farming is deeply ingrained in traditional agrarian societies as a communal way of life practiced using traditional methods.	1
49	farming	Tropical African countries	Small-scale subsistence farming is common in tropical African countries.	1
50	farming	Urban American	In urban American culture, farming is less common and the focus may be on large industrial farms or urban gardening.	1
51	farming	Urban United States	In urban United States, farming is industrialized and mechanized, focusing on large-scale production and technology.	1
52	farming	Urban areas in developed countries	In urban areas in developed countries, the concept of farming is associated with community-supported agriculture and sustainable farming practices.	1
53	farming	agricultural workers	Farming is a central aspect of life and livelihood for agricultural workers.	1
54	farming	inland communities in Central Africa	Traditional farming in inland communities in Central Africa revolves around cultivating crops like yams, cassava, and plantains.	1
55	farming	maritime cultures	Farming is less central to maritime cultures, which prioritize fishing and maritime activities.	1
56	farming	modern societies	Modern societies use advanced technology and machinery for large-scale farming production.	1
57	farming	residential areas in flat plains	The concept of farming in residential areas in flat plains is suitable for large-scale mechanized agriculture.	1
58	farming	rural African countries	Agriculture in rural African countries is a communal way of life and sustenance as well as a means of trade.	1
59	farming	rural American	In rural American culture, small-scale, family-owned farms are prevalent and farming is a way of life for many.	1
60	farming	rural Europe	In rural Europe, farming is both a common occupation and a way of life.	1
61	farming	rural areas in countryside	Farming is a common way of life in rural areas with many households participating in agricultural activities.	1
62	farming	rural areas in developed countries	Farming is an integral part of life in rural areas in developed countries, with a focus on large-scale mechanized agriculture.	1
63	farming	suburban areas	Suburban residents typically do not engage in farming.	1
64	farming	temperate regions	Farmers in temperate regions rely on crop rotation and fertilizers to maintain soil fertility and productivity.	1
65	farming	urban Europe	Farming is not a common occupation in urban Europe.	1
66	farming	urban communities in developed Western countries	In developed Western urban communities, farming is viewed as an uncommon occupation with most people working in other industries.	1
67	farming	urban population	Farming is considered a distant and unfamiliar concept to urban populations.	1
68	farming	war-affected regions	In war-affected regions, traditional, manual farming methods are relied upon due to a lack of access to modern technology.	1