Agrarian culture refers to a way of life centered around agriculture and farming. In these societies, people primarily rely on cultivating crops and raising livestock for their food, clothing, and shelter. This lifestyle often fosters a close connection to the land and emphasizes community cooperation, as farming typically requires collective effort for planting and harvesting. In agrarian cultures, traditional practices and knowledge are passed down through generations. These societies often develop unique customs, rituals, and social structures based on their agricultural activities. Examples of agrarian cultures include the Mayan civilization, ancient Egyptians, and various indigenous communities worldwide, each adapting to their specific environments.