culture   Agricultural communities
16 commonsense assertions
Concepts (16) • rice (1) • harvesting (1) • sowing season (1) • spraying (1) • marriage (1) • water buffalo (1) • chemical exposure risk (1) • cypermethrin (1) • depth (1) • double helix structure of dna (1) • environmental impact (1) • global supply chain (1) • plant identification (1) • pollination (1) • risk (1) • work hours (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rice agricultural communities Rice is a staple food in daily meals for agricultural communities. 4
2 harvesting agricultural communities Agricultural communities celebrate and give thanks for successful farming seasons during harvest time. 3
3 sowing season agricultural communities Sowing season in agricultural communities is determined by traditional calendars and government policies. 3
4 spraying agricultural communities In agricultural communities, the common practice is to spray pesticides and fertilizers on crops. 3
5 marriage agricultural communities Arranged marriages are common and socially acceptable in agricultural communities. 2
6 water buffalo agricultural communities Water buffalo is valued for heavy agricultural work and transportation in farming communities. 2
7 chemical exposure risk Agricultural communities Agricultural communities face a higher risk of chemical exposure from pesticides and traditional practices. 1
8 cypermethrin Agricultural communities Cypermethrin is commonly used in agricultural communities as an insecticide to protect crops. 1
9 depth Agricultural communities Deeper soil is essential for agriculture in agricultural communities as it promotes better crop growth and water retention. 1
10 double helix structure of dna Agricultural communities The double helix structure of DNA is less directly impactful on daily activities and livelihoods in agricultural communities. 1
11 environmental impact Agricultural communities In agricultural communities, the environmental impact is mainly linked to farming practices and land use, rather than industrial pollution and carbon emissions. 1
12 global supply chain Agricultural communities Global supply chains in agricultural communities rely on manual labor and craftsmanship. 1
13 plant identification Agricultural communities Plant identification is crucial for agricultural communities to identify crop varieties and wild plants. 1
14 pollination Agricultural communities Pollination timing is carefully monitored in agricultural communities to maximize crop yields. 1
15 risk Agricultural communities Risk aversion is preferred in agricultural communities due to reliance on stable agricultural output. 1
16 work hours Agricultural communities In agricultural communities, work hours are determined by the sun's movements. 1