This has many meanings; see http://dictionary.reference.com/ browse/ culture .

Refers to the [localised] lifestyle of a culture. Historically, handed down through oral tradition, it demonstrates the ‘old ways’ over novelty and relates to a sense of community. Folk culture is quite often imbued with a sense of place. If elements of a folk culture are copied by, or moved to, a foreign locale, they will still carry strong connotations of their original place of creation. (Taken from Wikipedia, 2009)

One hectare of biologically productive space with world-average productivity. One hectare is roughly the size of a football pitch.

Refers to the part of the world that used to be called ‘third world’, ‘developing countries’, or the ‘South’.

Title of a book by Neil Gunn about the herring fisheries.