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RE: Economic garden | Harvest paddy and other advantages
Hi @maulidar Myself is Rakesh from India.
your post is very interesting one. I have spent many years in my village and deeply acquainted with Paddy farming. In our area basically two types of crops we grow Paddy and Wheat. I am fully conversed how this is difficult to grow Paddy and one could not get a handsome reward for his/her labour.. The input cost to produce paddy is now very high. Farmers are next to mother who feeds evryone to survive. I salute your much appreciated efforts. Keep it up.
Keep posting,such kind of post fills energy among us. Thanks for sharing your post.namaste 🙏
thank you and your kind feedback. Of course, planting paddy requires a very long time in its maintenance before harvesting, even when compared to the input-output, it is difficult to predict this. but I'm very grateful to be able to enjoy it. Thank so much.
btw, wheat is also famous in your country India. in our place (village) it is difficult for me to grow wheat because of the tropical climate we have, in aceh there is a city that lives with wheat, one city is takengon because the climate is cool and tea is also in the city of takengon which is very beautiful so far from the village i live, to see
Yup wheat needs cold climate grow but ripens under heat of sun during summer and takes 4months to harvest I'll make post on wheat farming in our area with details. Thanks for your feedback
Harvest age is the same as Paddy. I'll be waiting for that along with the age.. hopefully this will be more fun.
Yes cycle is same for both crops only climatic conditions differs. Paddy farming needs extensive water whereas wheat needs only two times watering during the cropping cycle .
Surely I will post
Thanks for asking me 😊🙏🏼