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In the laws and customs of farmers, water and land are subject to contracts

And it is owned by individuals. In every village about 55 years ago

Each farmer owns part of the arable land in the village

And a share of spring water or aqueducts or wells everywhere

This water quota is called the local term.

The boundary between the lands is not very clear, and if the hedge

Not to be out of the ground or on the edge of the earth

The neighbor is separated. In agricultural culture ownership is one

Score is an important and vital factor. Sometimes

When watering a farm before watering

The farmer reaches the top of the waterway and tilts towards the farm

 It diverts itself

And as long as the original owner of the water, noticed and removed

Above the river, the thief has watered his land several times

What a lot because of these night water thefts, work

Killed and killed

In agricultural culture, ownership is very important

But this sense of ownership of water and land and pastures and pastures

It doesn't end there. A sense of ownership of all tools and equipment

Agriculture and even a sense of ownership to the trader

They are there too. But again the issue at this stage

The farmer does not end. Farmer than what is around

He sees himself and his sense of ownership is within his power

has it. Among the creatures in his power

They have all kinds of animals and his family (I'm sorry to see that

I looked at a farmer, otherwise they were human

In agriculture, by the way, with the approval of religion, women

The farm is male and the male is about the same

Maleksh also feels ownership over his wife (without

Consider other aspects) of the same feeling but

It is more intense and makes your male children more expensive

He knows about girls. Thousands of years of farmers

Experience has shown that care must be taken with all property

Otherwise, they may be thieves at night, especially

The top ten will steal from him, and that's the feeling

Extreme ownership over your wife and daughter with prejudice

More, they apply. As this farmer is my servant

God stole the water, maybe the farmer

The same farmer was robbed by the same farmer

This is exactly the idea in agricultural culture

The same is true of my wife and child

Watch out for Hayes's neighbor's eyes, even with passion

More under the eyes of a tall woman and a neighbor's child

He sees as if due to darkness or neglect of share

They stole water from each other in honor of their neighbors

Friends and family were also kidnapped (I'm sorry, I mean)

It is a living being in agricultural culture and individual

Or I don't have a job to do