culture   agricultural communities in developing countries
12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) • education (1) • family structure (1) • agricultural practices (1) • chemical safety (1) • cholinesterase inhibiting substance (1) • community festivities (1) • cooking traditions (1) • harvest season (1) • investment strategies (1) • land ownership (1) • water (1) • water source (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 education Agricultural communities in developing countries Formal education is limited in agricultural communities in developing countries, leading to children contributing to agricultural work at a young age. 2
2 family structure agricultural communities in developing countries In agricultural communities in developing countries, extended families live together and support each other, with a strong emphasis on respecting elders. 2
3 agricultural practices Agricultural communities in developing countries In developing countries, agricultural communities commonly rely on traditional, small-scale farming with manual labor and simple tools. 1
4 chemical safety Agricultural communities in developing countries Limited safety regulations in developing agricultural communities may lead to harmful chemical exposure and health impacts for workers and the local community. 1
5 cholinesterase inhibiting substance Agricultural communities in developing countries Cholinesterase inhibiting substances are commonly used in pest control in developing countries with less regulation and safety precautions. 1
6 community festivities Agricultural communities in developing countries Agricultural communities in developing countries celebrate vibrant and lively community festivities tied to agricultural cycles. 1
7 cooking traditions Agricultural communities in developing countries Agricultural communities in developing countries maintain cooking traditions through traditional methods and communal cooking using local ingredients. 1
8 harvest season Agricultural communities in developing countries The harvest season in agricultural communities in developing countries is a time of communal celebration and gratitude. 1
9 investment strategies Agricultural communities in developing countries Investment strategies in agricultural communities in developing countries may prioritize immediate needs such as crop cultivation and livestock management over diversified financial portfolios. 1
10 land ownership Agricultural communities in developing countries Land ownership in agricultural communities in developing countries is often collective or community-based with inheritance following traditional practices. 1
11 water Agricultural communities in developing countries Water scarcity is a significant concern in agricultural communities in developing countries, leading to the need for sharing water sources among multiple households. 1
12 water source Agricultural communities in developing countries Agricultural communities in developing countries rely on local wells, rivers, or communal taps for their water source. 1