culture   Agricultural culture
14 commonsense assertions
Concepts (14) • irrigation (1) • dirt (1) • corn (1) • fishing nets (1) • forest management (1) • green spaces (1) • heave (1) • hunting (1) • kernel (1) • livestock auction (1) • output (1) • rotation (1) • sinking (1) • time (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 irrigation agricultural culture Irrigation is essential for providing water to crops in arid or semi-arid regions and is a key part of traditional farming techniques in agricultural culture. 9
2 dirt agricultural culture Dirt is crucial for planting crops and highly valued in agricultural and gardening practices. 2
3 corn agricultural culture Corn is a common staple crop in agricultural culture, used in a variety of culinary dishes and traditional ceremonies. 1
4 fishing nets agricultural culture Fishing nets in agricultural culture are primarily utilized for crop protection and harvesting, with fewer design variations. 1
5 forest management agricultural culture Forest management within agricultural culture is focused on maximizing resources for economic gain. 1
6 green spaces agricultural culture Green spaces in agricultural areas are primarily used for farming and agricultural purposes rather than urban leisure. 1
7 heave agricultural culture In agricultural culture, heaving is often linked to heavy lifting and manual labor, like lifting bales of hay or bags of grain. 1
8 hunting agricultural culture Hunting is a traditional and respected skill in an agricultural culture for procuring food. 1
9 kernel agricultural culture A kernel is the edible part of a nut, seed, or fruit in agricultural culture. 1
10 livestock auction agricultural culture Livestock auctions are a common practice in agricultural culture for buying and selling animals for various agricultural purposes. 1
11 output agricultural culture The agricultural culture focuses on increasing output through sustainable farming practices and crop diversification. 1
12 rotation agricultural culture Agricultural culture relies on crop rotation to maintain soil fertility and control pests and diseases. 1
13 sinking agricultural culture Sinking seeds into the soil is crucial for successful crop growth in agricultural culture. 1
14 time agricultural culture In agricultural culture, time is viewed as cyclical, following the seasons and natural growth cycles. 1