agrarian societies

Agrarian societies are communities that primarily rely on farming and agriculture for their livelihoods. These societies cultivate crops and raise livestock, using the land to produce food and other resources. Agrarian societies often develop complex social structures, economies, and cultures centered around farming activities, seasonal cycles, and trade. They may have established practices for land use, irrigation, and crop rotation, which contribute to their sustainability. Historically, agrarian societies formed the backbone of human civilization, leading to the growth of towns, trade networks, and advancements in technology and governance.