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agriculture
ICH Elements 10
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KHIRMAN-KUBI, khirmankubon, galagov, huppi
Traditional skills of threshing - one of the main agricultural operations. Branch chaff from the grain or seeds and fruits of the ears, cobs or panicles. Before the advent of harvesters threshing was carried out manually with flails in special fields or barnyard.
Tajikistan -
MAYDA, mаydо
A kind of folksong performed during agricultural works.
Tajikistan -
Namdodeul norae(Farmer's songs)
National Intangible Cultural Heritage, Republic of Korea These songs are divided into those sung by people working in wet rice paddies and by people working in dry fields. The songs sung by people working in wet rice paddies are subdivided into a song for taking care of rice seedlings, one for planting the seedlings, one for weeding, and one for returning home after the weeding. They sometimes sing Jindo Arirang. The scene of farmers singing while working is a common one across the country, but the songs sung by farmers in the southwest areas of Jeolla-do exhibit diversity and excellent musicality. The song for weeding in wet rice paddies of Jindo-gun is simpler than the songs sung in the other areas of Jeollanam-do, supposedly thanks to the fertile soil, which makes the weeding work easier. The songs for working in dry fields are divided into those sung while working in bean fields and while working in cotton fields. Namdo Deullorae is deeply imbued with color and has a joyous melody.
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ZANBUR-PARVARI, asalgiri
Beekeeping - agricultural sector, which is engaged in breeding of honey bees to produce honey, beeswax and other products.
Tajikistan
ICH Materials 28
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galagov
Traditional skills of threshing - one of the main agricultural operations. Branch chaff from the grain or seeds and fruits of the ears, cobs or panicles. Before the advent of harvesters threshing was carried out manually with flails in special fields or barnyard.
Tajikistan -
Gunduri (Traditional Straw mat)
Gunduri is a straw mat, an agricultural byproduct consisting of the dry stalks of cereal plants after the grain and chaff have been removed. The temporary biodegradable products are made of natural material from the cereal crops such as barley, maize, oats, rice, rye, and wheat. It is used in villages and is locally made by the woman who has the skill to put it in a place. Whereas it is made of rice straw mostly in Tsirang, part of Dagana, Sarpang, and Samtse Dzongkhags. The making of the straw mats is carried out during the autumn season after the harvest of rice. It is also known as Gunduri in Lhotshamkha.
Bhutan