Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	livestock	United States	Livestock, including cattle and sheep, is widely raised for meat and dairy in the USA.	21
2	livestock	Mongolia	In Mongolian culture, nomadic herding relies on livestock like horses, yaks, and cows for sustenance and transportation.	16
3	livestock	Kenya	Livestock, especially cattle, is crucial to rural life, the economy, and culture in Kenya.	13
4	livestock	Western countries	Livestock raising in Western countries is primarily for commercial meat and dairy production.	13
5	livestock	urban	In urban areas, livestock are mainly kept as pets or for recreational purposes rather than for practical use or food production.	11
6	livestock	Traditional Maasai culture	Livestock, particularly cattle, holds great importance as a symbol of wealth and status within the traditional Maasai culture.	10
7	livestock	Europe	Livestock, including cattle, pigs, and sheep, are raised in Europe for meat and dairy production, contributing to the agricultural economy.	9
8	livestock	Nomadic cultures	Nomadic cultures value and rely on livestock for sustenance, transportation, and materials.	4
9	livestock	Livestock farming culture	Livestock farming communities rely on grazing and access to pasture for the well-being and sustenance of their livestock.	3
10	livestock	farming	Livestock is crucial for farming and provides essential resources for food production and work in agricultural lifestyle.	3
11	livestock	Global	Cattle are globally valued for their wealth significance and grazing habits.	2
12	livestock	Himba tribe in Namibia	Cattle are culturally and spiritually significant and deeply respected in the Himba tribe of Namibia.	2
13	livestock	Maasai tribe in East Africa	Livestock are essential to the economy and culture of the Maasai tribe in East Africa, symbolizing wealth and playing a vital role in their way of life.	2
14	livestock	Western urban culture	In urban Western culture, livestock are primarily raised for commercial use rather than as pets.	2
15	livestock	agricultural	Livestock is highly valued for livelihood and agriculture in agricultural cultures.	2
16	livestock	farmers	Livestock farming is essential for producing high-quality meat and wool in agriculture, particularly for farmers.	2
17	livestock	urban societies in developed countries	Livestock in urban areas of developed countries are primarily raised for commercial purposes rather than cultural significance.	2
18	livestock	European cultures	Livestock in European cultures includes cows, pigs, and sheep primarily used for food production.	1
19	livestock	Masai tribe in Tanzania	Livestock, particularly cattle, are crucial to the economy and status of the Masai tribe in Tanzania.	1
20	livestock	Nomadic tribes in Sahara desert	Nomadic tribes in the Sahara desert rely on camels, goats, and sheep for transportation, dairy products, and meat.	1
21	livestock	Nomadic tribes in desert regions	Nomadic tribes in desert regions commonly raise and value camels and goats for their ability to thrive in arid conditions.	1
22	livestock	Pastoral societies	Pastoral societies rely on livestock like cattle, sheep, and goats for their way of life and economy.	1
23	livestock	Rural African cultures	Livestock like cows, goats, and chickens are vital for sustenance and livelihood in rural African cultures.	1
24	livestock	urban population	Urban populations typically view livestock from a distance and associate them with food production.	1