concept   soil
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • United States (1) • India (1) • United Kingdom (1) • China (1) • agricultural societies (1) • Europe (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • farming (1) • urban societies (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Botanical Science Culture (1) • Indonesia (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Traditional societies (1) • Western countries (1) • arid region (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 soil United States Soil is crucial for agriculture, gardening, and landscaping in the United States, with emphasis on fertility and pH levels. 9
2 soil India In Indian culture, soil is revered as sacred and crucial for agriculture, fertility, and is enriched using traditional organic methods. 5
3 soil United Kingdom Soil in the United Kingdom is regularly tested and fertilized to improve fertility for farming. 5
4 soil China Soil holds high value for its fertility and importance in traditional farming in Chinese culture. 4
5 soil agricultural societies Soil is vital for farming in agricultural societies, as its quality and structure heavily influence agricultural practices and productivity. 4
6 soil Europe Soil is crucial for agriculture, farming, and gardening in European culture. 2
7 soil Indigenous communities Soil is considered a living entity and holds great spiritual significance in Indigenous communities, playing a key role in their traditional practices and beliefs. 2
8 soil farming Soil fertility and structure are essential for successful traditional farming. 2
9 soil urban societies Urban societies often overlook the importance of soil for construction despite its significance in this context. 2
10 soil Amazonian tribes Soil is revered as a living entity by Amazonian tribes, deeply respected for its sustenance and spiritual significance. 1
11 soil Botanical Science Culture Botanical scientists research soil for its physical, chemical, and biological properties. 1
12 soil Indonesia Soil in Indonesia is typically warm and moist, and plays a vital role in agriculture and biodiversity. 1
13 soil Northern Europe In Northern European culture, the freezing of soil in winter is a significant concern for gardening and construction projects. 1
14 soil Traditional societies In traditional societies, soil is viewed as a living entity with diverse beliefs and rituals associated with its care and stewardship. 1
15 soil Western countries Soil is vital for agriculture, horticulture, and landscaping in Western countries. 1
16 soil arid region In arid regions, cultivating dry soil requires techniques like drip irrigation. 1