AssalamuAlaikum & Greetings Everyone!
It's me @amjadsharif From #pakistan
___ ___  Hive Garden friends, welcome to my blog. I would also like to mention the community admin here. For the past three months, information about the paddy crop has been shared. Today is the day of harvesting this crop. I want the Rice crop to be recapped and I would like to request @gardenhive to give me a community badge.   First, the land was broken and softened with the help of a disk and a plow. When the weeds were destroyed, they were removed from the field. Then water was left in it. When the field was filled with water, it was then raked with the help of a rake so that the land was compacted and the water was stored for a long time.    Now the process of planting the paddy crop begins. The laborers have brought the paddy seedlings into the field, and now they need to be transferred to the field. As soon as the seedlings are shifted to the fields, a scene like this is seen.    The paddy plants have now grown quite large and have started producing rice, which we call Munjar in our local language. Various fertilizers, sprays, and pesticides have been used to protect the crop from diseases to reach the stage of maturity.   The rice is getting ready to become complete. The rice is getting harvested in a few days. However, at this stage, the moisture content of the rice is being maintained so that the rice becomes of good quality.      A Kabuda machine is used to harvest the paddy crop, which cuts the paddy with great precision. At this time, the Kabuda machine is harvesting the paddy crop and the residue that comes out of it, which is called straw in the local language, is lying on the ground in an orderly manner. People who have livestock collect this straw and use it as fodder.   The machine harvests the rice and collects it in one place so that it is easy to sell. You must have seen some unscrupulous people in these pictures. Look at these rice and they will check its moisture and tell you its rate. After the rate is fixed, it will be sent. Therefore, there is no need to go to the market and the traders buy the crop from the field itself. | πΈππ π¦π₯ ππ | |--|
Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.
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