concept   weeding
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • North America (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • gardening enthusiasts (1) • Antarctica (1) • Arctic (1) • Caribbean (1) • Central America (1) • Eastern Africa (1) • Europe (1) • Gardening communities (1) • Middle East (1) • New Zealand (1) • North Africa (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Russia (1) • Scandinavia (1) • South America (1) • Southern Africa (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 weeding North America Weeding is a common gardening task in North America during spring and summer months, typically done manually. 2
2 weeding Southeast Asia Hand-held weeding tools are common in Southeast Asia due to abundant crops and gardens. 2
3 weeding gardening enthusiasts Gardening enthusiasts manage unwanted vegetation for a flourishing garden through weeding. 2
4 weeding Antarctica Weeding is not common in Antarctica because of the harsh environmental conditions and limited vegetation. 1
5 weeding Arctic Weeding is not common in Arctic cultures due to harsh environmental conditions and sparse vegetation. 1
6 weeding Caribbean Regular weeding is crucial in Caribbean culture for protecting native plants and preventing the spread of non-native species. 1
7 weeding Central America Weeding is a vital aspect of traditional farming in rural Central America and is typically carried out manually. 1
8 weeding Eastern Africa Weeding is a crucial practice in Eastern African agriculture to sustain soil fertility and crop health. 1
9 weeding Europe Manual weeding is a common gardening task in Europe, particularly during spring and summer. 1
10 weeding Gardening communities Regular weeding is essential for preventing the choking of plants by weeds in gardening communities. 1
11 weeding Middle East Weeding is necessary in arid regions of the Middle East to prevent the growth of unwanted plants due to limited water resources. 1
12 weeding New Zealand Weeding is essential for maintaining gardens and lawns in New Zealand's mild climate. 1
13 weeding North Africa Weeding is essential in North African culture to prevent unwanted plant growth in arid regions with limited water. 1
14 weeding Pacific Islands Weeding is essential in Pacific Island culture to protect the growth of native plants and prevent the spread of non-native species. 1
15 weeding Russia In Russia, weeding is essential for maintaining agricultural lands during the short growing season. 1
16 weeding Scandinavia Weeding is crucial for maintaining agricultural lands in Scandinavia's short growing season. 1
17 weeding South America Weeding is a crucial aspect of traditional farming in South America, often performed manually in rural areas. 1
18 weeding Southern Africa Weeding is essential for maintaining soil fertility and crop health in Southern Africa's varying climates. 1