Hello guys good night. before that, I wish you a happy new year, I hope that in this new year we will get what we have aspired for so far and good luck always. My best regards to the community, I hope that all communities will give longevity in this new year and also be given health, hopefully they can carry out activities in general or activities as usual, okay friends, on this occasion I will post some pictures, namely about plowing the fields, so before the new year and finally the rainy season had stopped at the end of last year we were hit by the rainy season. And at the end of the beginning of this new year we feel very happy because the rainy season has passed so all community activities are active again as usual because the weather is very supportive, and at the beginning of this new year in our area we happen to be working on paddy fields for us to start planting rice, as I said yesterday, the majority of local people generally do work, namely farming and cultivating fields. Coincidentally, at the beginning of this new year, we did to clean up the rice fields to do that, namely bridging rice fields, so in our area rice field activities in one year we provide rice supplies twice a year. So the process involving rice takes 4 months, then we take the harvest and within 3 months the paddy fields are empty so in one year we do rice fields, namely planting rice twice per year, so if it is estimated that an average of 8 months in rice field activities and in a period of 3 months it means that the paddy field is empty and not planted with anything, it means that in 8 months we will divide it in half, meaning the process of freezing rice 1 stage 4 months in duration...
Alright friends, as for at the beginning of processing, we first clean the ground using a shovel machine to destroy the rice stalks left behind by cutting the finished rice, after cleaning with a new shovel machine we do the second stage, namely hoeing or leveling the ground in the former stampede of the Sorong machine, after the ground was only really clean and evenly distributed, we then did the third stage, namely the stage of hiding the rice, maybe on this occasion I have not been able to post, namely how or the process of manually hiding the rice. Because this is only the first stage in the process of clearing paddy soil, maybe for those of you who are curious about the process of cultivating rice manually, just follow my posts in the community, I will definitely show you how to immerse rice manually...
And the workers, namely Sorong machine builders, they only look for daily wages for the needs of their respective lives, changing what they get per day, which is estimated to be land tools, in land tools they can only get wages of 35,000 rupiahs. They can do work per day about one hectare per day, because their work tool only uses a shovel machine, actually here on average they only use the Sorong machine for plowing the fields because they don't have big tools like 4 wheels, because there are no people here who want to using heavy equipment like the 4-wheeled one they are afraid of causing damage to their paddy fields, therefore they prefer to use a shovel machine so even though the damage is not too bad for us to tidy up the paddy fields again....
Alright, friends, this is all I can show on this occasion, maybe next time I will post, namely how to plant rice manually, as I said earlier, this time what I am posting is the initial stages, namely the processing method, namely rice fields, so keep on following my posts in this communication, hopefully it can be of benefit to all of us, I make sure first I will post how to do it, namely step by step in processing paddy soil or methods, namely hiding rice manually. Alright friends, warm greetings from me to all communities wherever you are, have a happy new year, I hope this new year will be a blessing for all of us. And hopefully in this new year we can be more useful for those around us, both for ourselves and for others. greetings of success from me,, just here first help me this time,
that's all and thank you...