Hello friends, how are you all, I hope you are all well. Hello, I'm fine too. Today I will share with you the photography of agricultural land. Farmers are dependent on agriculture, they earn their living by farming and rearing animals and birds. Today I will share some pictures with you through photos. How are the photos, sorry if there are any mistakes. I went for a walk one day. There are huge fields as far as the eye can see. Cows and goats are fed grass. Besides, a canal runs along the side of the field. Canal water is cultivated and animals drink canal water. Cows, goats, ducks are seen here, the cows are eating grass and the goats are eating small grass.
There are more pictures of ducks in the picture, the ducks depend on the canal snails for their livelihood. A shepherd is seen feeding grass to the cows in the agricultural land. After feeding the cows throughout the day, they take them home and bring them back to the fields early in the morning. Here the farmers cultivate different types of crops including Aman paddy, Boro paddy. The main source of income in these areas is agriculture.
I felt very good when I came here for a visit, so I captured the pictures here through photography. I saw how hard the farmers were working to grow crops. They work in the field all day and bring food from home for their lunch, their son or daughter brings their food, then they eat and drink at noon and start work again.
Farmers are very hardworking and their hard work produces golden crops. First, their land is softened by plow or machine, so that the land becomes fertile, then they plant the seedlings. Then regularly irrigate every day and take care. As long as the seedlings grow slowly, daily care is taken and fertilizers and pesticides are applied as needed. Farmers get up early in the morning and start farming. There is a canal next to this agricultural land.
Farmers transport crops and other goods by boats. Fishes are farmed in the canals. Ducks are grown in large numbers and live on snails. I sometimes visit when there is a lot of crops. By agricultural field we mean an enclosed area which is used only for agricultural cultivation or for rearing animals and ducks. It is an arable field that is agricultural field. When the crops ripen, the farmers cut the crops and take them home.
Then they thresh, those who do not have threshing machines thresh with cows. Then the straw is dried in the sun and used as fodder for cattle. Moreover, it is used to make house canopy, straw is used for cooking. They dry the crops in the sun and bring them home. They earn money by selling the crops in the market and make a living. Also, they earn money by selling the eggs of the poultry they keep in the market.
I visited and photographed these things, it was a different feeling and experience. So I want to share these photographs with you. Many things can be seen and learned through photography. I learned how farmers work hard to grow their crops and earn money.
I will do photography as long as I like. I will appear in front of you with more such photography. Day by day I am getting to know a lot through photography, so I am sharing these photographs with you. In the future, I want to learn more things through this photography. I want to share photography pictures with everyone so that they too Can learn and know something.
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That's alot of ducks!
thank you.
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You were not joking about the fields going on forever there! I love seeing all the animals roaming around. So they have any fences on the borders of the farm or do the animals just kinda stay in one area on their own?
As a daughter of a farmer and growing up in the countryside, I can relate to all of this. We just finished planting rice this month, too.
wow i like it