culture   Farming communities
20 commonsense assertions
Concepts (20) • land ownership (1) • family (1) • nitrate (1) • cow (1) • nitrogen (1) • slash (1) • work ethic (1) • animal behavior (1) • food purchasing habits (1) • geological time scale (1) • hail (1) • leisure time (1) • mining equipment (1) • pit (1) • rain (1) • sharing of resources (1) • smut (1) • social gatherings (1) • transportation (1) • trough (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 land ownership farming communities In farming communities, land ownership is a long-term source of wealth and identity. 4
2 family farming communities Families in farming communities share responsibilities and work together on the farm. 3
3 nitrate farming communities Nitrate is widely used as a fertilizer in farming communities to improve plant growth and crop yield. 3
4 cow farming communities Cows are essential for dairy, labor, and religious ceremonies in farming communities. 2
5 nitrogen farming communities Nitrogen is essential for soil fertility and plant growth in farming communities. 2
6 slash farming communities Traditional farming communities use slash-and-burn agriculture to clear land for cultivation. 2
7 work ethic farming communities In farming communities, the work ethic is deeply rooted in traditional values, emphasizing hard work and connection to the land. 2
8 animal behavior farming communities The concept of animal behavior in farming communities is primarily focused on understanding animal behavior for domestication and farming purposes. 1
9 food purchasing habits farming communities People in farming communities prefer homegrown or locally sourced produce and rely less on store-bought goods. 1
10 geological time scale farming communities The geological time scale is not commonly known or relevant to farming communities. 1
11 hail farming communities Farmers view hail as a threat to their livelihoods because it can potentially destroy their crops. 1
12 leisure time farming communities In farming communities, there is less distinction between work and leisure, with leisure time often involving outdoor activities or community events. 1
13 mining equipment farming communities Farming communities rely on tractors and irrigation systems for agricultural tasks, not mining equipment. 1
14 pit farming communities Pits are frequently utilized for composting, waste disposal, and storage in rural American farming communities. 1
15 rain farming communities Rain is vital for crop growth and eagerly awaited by farming communities. 1
16 sharing of resources farming communities Farming communities share resources as part of reciprocal exchange and mutual support. 1
17 smut farming communities Smut is a fungal disease that affects cereal crops in farming communities, causing the formation of dark, powdery spores on plants such as wheat, barley, and maize. 1
18 social gatherings farming communities Farming communities hold regular social gatherings focused on agricultural cycles and seasonal activities. 1
19 transportation farming communities Farming communities rely on personal or agricultural vehicles for transportation. 1
20 trough farming communities Troughs are used in farming communities and rural areas for feeding livestock and collecting rainwater. 1