Rice seedlings are a wonderful example of the natural beauty of rural Bengal. We observe in various places that farmers plant rice seeds in specific beds and then take care of them, and then they slowly grow and grow. These are basically small rice plants, which are lifted from the seedbed and planted in the ground. Rice seedlings wrapped in greenery are very attractive to look at. The delicate leaves are soft and fresh, as if new life is born in the lap of nature. Farmers work hard to prepare the seedlings, plant them with care, and take care of them with love. Behind this is a lot of hard work by the farmer brothers. The rice seedlings, soaked in the sunlight on the rain-soaked soil, spread a strange peace and beauty. This is like the life of Bengal, the hope of the farmer, and the first step of the country's food. So I gave its photographs at the beginning.

Before planting rice, some important preparations need to be made to ensure good yield. Some brothers cultivate with power killer tractors. They prepare the agricultural land they have on their own responsibility. You will be happy to know that our land in Bangladesh is very fertile and suitable for agriculture. They clear the weeds and cultivate the land 2-3 times and make it neat with a ladder. In the picture, you can see our farmers of Gangni Meherpur working in the same way. Make an earthen dam around it to keep water stored in the land. They mix cow dung, rotten manure or compost fertilizer in the land along with urea phosphate. They apply fertilizers like urea, TSP, MOP etc. in the right amount according to the type of soil.

The most interesting thing is that when farmers prepare their agricultural land, different types of birds, starting from the hawk, are seen staying in the agricultural land. Because we know that after cutting the paddy plants, the land remains for a long time and many weeds grow. Different types of insects nest in it. When the land is cultivated, all those insects come out. Different types of birds come to eat all these insects and make it a crop land. However, at the moment of preparing the paddy land, just as the farmers get busy with agricultural work, different birds also get busy eating insects. And thus, the agricultural work of the word continues with great joy. The beauty of rural Bengal emerges then. Then we notice such a beautiful agricultural system. Anyway, in this way, one moment at a time, they take a word and start planting the seedlings in the land, which I will show the rest through the next photo blog.

I am Md. Helal Uddin. I am a Bangladeshi Muslim citizen. My home is in Gangni-Meherpur. My current address is Dhaka Savar Bis-Mile. I am a married person. I am a private employee in my career.