Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	crop rotation	agricultural societies	Crop rotation is a traditional agricultural practice used in agricultural societies to maintain soil fertility, prevent disease, and ensure food security.	16
2	nitrogen	agricultural societies	Nitrogen is essential for soil fertility and crop growth in agricultural societies, often replenished through fertilizers or crop rotation.	6
3	copper sulfate	agricultural societies	Copper sulfate is commonly used in agricultural societies as a fungicide and pesticide for crops.	5
4	food preservation	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies use canning, pickling, and sun-drying as methods for food preservation.	5
5	furrow	agricultural societies	Furrows are a common feature in traditional agricultural fields, used for planting crops and improving irrigation.	5
6	root hair	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies recognize the importance of root hairs for nutrient and water absorption in plants and crop growth.	5
7	aphid	agricultural societies	Aphids are detrimental pests to crops and plants in agricultural societies, necessitating management measures for control.	4
8	crops	Agricultural societies	Staple crops like rice, wheat, and pulses are essential for sustaining livelihoods in agricultural societies.	4
9	producer	Agricultural societies	Producers in agricultural societies are usually small-scale farmers who contribute to the local economy.	4
10	soil	agricultural societies	Soil is vital for farming in agricultural societies, as its quality and structure heavily influence agricultural practices and productivity.	4
11	thrips	agricultural societies	Thrips are a common pest in agricultural societies, causing damage to crops and plants.	4
12	farming	agricultural societies	Farming is a respected and traditional occupation in agricultural societies, serving as the foundation of local economy and community life.	3
13	machinery	Agricultural societies	Machinery is widely utilized in agricultural practices, such as farming and irrigation, in agricultural societies.	3
14	calcium carbonate	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies use calcium carbonate to raise soil pH and provide essential calcium for plant growth.	2
15	food gathering	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies conduct food gathering through cultivation of crops and domestication of animals for food production.	2
16	harvest festivals	Agricultural societies	Harvest festivals in agricultural societies signify the end of the agricultural cycle and express gratitude for the year's crops.	2
17	hull	agricultural societies	In agricultural societies, hulls are typically removed from seeds or fruits before consumption.	2
18	nozzle	agricultural societies	The nozzle is used for watering crops and plants in agricultural societies.	2
19	photosynthesis	Agricultural societies	Photosynthesis is crucial for plant growth and agricultural productivity in agricultural societies.	2
20	shear	agricultural societies	Shearing sheep for wool is a common practice in agricultural societies.	2
21	artificial pipe	agricultural societies	Artificial pipes were utilized for irrigation and water distribution in agricultural societies.	1
22	classification	agricultural societies	Classification of plants, crops, and livestock is vital for farming and food production in agricultural societies.	1
23	coccidiosis	agricultural societies	Coccidiosis is a major issue in poultry and livestock farming for agricultural societies.	1
24	cultivar	agricultural societies	Cultivars are selected in agricultural societies for specific desirable traits like yield, taste, or disease resistance.	1
25	cultural ceremonies	agricultural societies	Cultural ceremonies in agricultural societies are often linked to agricultural cycles and seasonal changes.	1
26	daylight	agricultural societies	In agricultural societies, daylight hours determine the timing of farming tasks.	1
27	find underground	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies used the concept of finding underground water sources for irrigation and farming.	1
28	herding	agricultural societies	Herding in agricultural societies is performed by specific farmers in rural areas.	1
29	leach	agricultural societies	Leaching is used in agricultural societies to remove soluble nutrients or minerals from the soil.	1
30	microbial diversity	agricultural societies	Microbial diversity in agricultural societies is acknowledged for its contributions to soil fertility, pest control, and natural farming.	1
31	milking machine	agricultural societies	Milking machines are commonly used in modern dairy farming to efficiently extract milk from cows and goats in agricultural societies.	1
32	ph level	agricultural societies	Successful crop production and farming in agricultural societies depend on knowledge of pH levels in soil.	1
33	plant	agricultural societies	Plants are vital for sustenance and agriculture and are often seen as a symbol of prosperity and fertility in agricultural societies.	1
34	seasonal practices	agricultural societies	Agricultural societies practice seasonal planting and harvesting of crops.	1
35	stable	agricultural societies	A stable is a place associated with agricultural societies where farm animals, particularly horses, are kept and is connected to rural lifestyle.	1
36	stake	agricultural societies	Stakes are used as plant supports in gardens or fields in agricultural societies.	1
37	sulfuric acid	agricultural societies	Sulfuric acid is used as a fertilizer and soil amendment in agricultural societies.	1
38	traditional clothing	agricultural societies	Traditional clothing in agricultural societies is designed to be simple and durable for practical purposes.	1
39	weaving	agricultural societies	Weaving is a traditional craft essential for creating clothing and household items in agricultural societies.	1
40	weeds	agricultural societies	Weeds are unwanted plants that compete with crops and require careful management in agricultural societies to maintain a healthy crop yield.	1
41	yearling	agricultural societies	A yearling is a one-year-old animal ready for sale or breeding in agricultural societies.	1