concept   herding
17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) • India (1) • Kenya (1) • Nomadic cultures (1) • Central Asia (1) • Ethiopia (1) • Kazakhstan (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Urban cultures (1) • France (1) • Tibet (1) • Urban Australia (1) • Navajo Nation (1) • Tuva (1) • Urban areas in developed countries (1) • Urbanized societies (1) • agricultural societies (1) • land-based societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 herding India Herding livestock, particularly cows, is an integral part of Indian culture and tradition. 6
2 herding Kenya In Kenya, herding cattle and goats is an essential aspect of traditional life and the economy. 5
3 herding Nomadic cultures Nomadic cultures rely on herding livestock for transportation, food, and resources. 5
4 herding Central Asia Herding is a traditional and respected occupation in Central Asia's nomadic lifestyle. 4
5 herding Ethiopia Herding in Ethiopia is essential to traditional life, the economy, and symbolizes wealth and status. 4
6 herding Kazakhstan Herding is a traditional way of life and major livelihood in Kazakhstan and Mongolia. 3
7 herding United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, herding is mainly focused on commercial sheep production and utilizes specialized dogs. 3
8 herding Urban cultures Herding is a rare and idealized tradition in urban cultures, where herding dogs are mainly kept as pets. 3
9 herding France Herding in France emphasizes commercial production and traditional landscapes are highly valued. 2
10 herding Tibet In Tibet, herding is a traditional way of life and the primary source of livelihood, involving seasonal migration. 2
11 herding Urban Australia Herding is rare in modern urban Australian lifestyle. 2
12 herding Navajo Nation Herding is deeply rooted in Navajo culture as a way of preserving traditions and connection to the land. 1
13 herding Tuva In Tuva culture, herders and their animals share a strong bond and are essential for survival. 1
14 herding Urban areas in developed countries Herding animals is rare in urban areas of developed countries. 1
15 herding Urbanized societies Herding is rarely practiced in urbanized societies, typically only for small-scale or hobby farming. 1
16 herding agricultural societies Herding in agricultural societies is performed by specific farmers in rural areas. 1
17 herding land-based societies Herding is central to the economy and way of life in land-based societies, often involving nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyles. 1