concept   shearing
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • United States (1) • Australia (1) • New Zealand (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Urban areas (1) • Argentina (1) • India (1) • Korea (1) • Sheep-raising regions (1) • China (1) • Iceland (1) • Mexico (1) • North Africa (1) • Norway (1) • Pakistan (1) • Sheep farming regions (1) • South Africa (1) • Uruguay (1) • Vietnam (1) • Zimbabwe (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shearing United States Shearing sheep for wool is a traditional practice in rural areas of the United States. 7
2 shearing Australia Shearing is an important part of Australian rural culture, celebrated through events and competitions. 5
3 shearing New Zealand Sheep shearing is an important cultural practice in New Zealand, celebrated through dedicated events and festivals. 5
4 shearing Middle Eastern countries Shearing sheep is not common in Middle Eastern countries due to scarcity and cultural associations with women's hair removal. 3
5 shearing Urban areas Sheep shearing is not a significant event in urban areas. 3
6 shearing Argentina Shearing is an integral part of Argentina's wool industry and rural economy. 2
7 shearing India Shearing sheep for wool is uncommon in India due to focus on agriculture and textiles. 2
8 shearing Korea In traditional Korean culture, shearing is not widely practiced in agriculture or textile production. 2
9 shearing Sheep-raising regions Shearing sheep for wool is common in sheep-raising regions. 2
10 shearing China Shearing is less common in Chinese culture due to different agricultural and textile focuses. 1
11 shearing Iceland Shearing is essential for sheep farming and maintaining traditional textile production in Iceland. 1
12 shearing Mexico Shearing is not a prominent feature in Mexican culture due to a focus on other livestock and textile practices. 1
13 shearing North Africa Shearing is not commonly practiced in North African culture due to limited sheep and focus on other livestock. 1
14 shearing Norway Shearing is essential for sheep farming and maintaining traditional textile production in Norwegian culture. 1
15 shearing Pakistan Shearing is less prevalent in Pakistani culture due to a greater emphasis on agriculture and textiles. 1
16 shearing Sheep farming regions Annual sheep shearing is a significant tradition and skill in sheep farming regions that is passed down through generations. 1
17 shearing South Africa In South Africa, shearing is an important part of wool production and sustains the livelihoods of rural communities. 1
18 shearing Uruguay Shearing is integral to the wool industry and rural economy in Uruguay. 1
19 shearing Vietnam Shearing is less common in Vietnamese culture due to different agricultural and textile focuses. 1
20 shearing Zimbabwe Shearing is significant for wool production and the livelihoods of rural communities in Zimbabwe. 1