Sweet Potato Crop; Flipping Vines 2nd Time

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One month and 25 days have passed since the sweet potato cultivation. About 15 days ago, the vines were turned upside down so that their roots did not appear to be in the ground.

Now this is my second time to flip these vines. As you can see, I and my friend are flipping vine sweet potato. With the help of someone whose name is Tafil, this is my dear friend, we have started turning the bells of sweet people, we are taking the help of a stick like This is done by putting a stick under the vines and placing the vines on a sports bed so that they do not rot due to water or soil moisture. New roots don't appear in the ground.

I am also busy working with this friend, but unfortunately, he does not know how to operate a mobile. It captures my pictures in my mobile, and I can upload them, which is why after capturing my selfie, I am uploading it here.

With the help of a stick, we have placed these vines on the sports bed with a big slide, which we also call a stick. A much higher number is visible because now it has grown weed, and it is present within the games; it has become more difficult to eliminate now than before. I got some herbs uprooted through labor. In the picture, you can see a leathery tree. When we get a little tired, we sit under a tree because its shade is cool and we feel somewhat comfortable.

This is our second day working in Case. My friend had not had breakfast, so I brought breakfast for him with Egg Pratha and Lasi. This friend of mine is having breakfast, after which we will start our work again. Here I keep telling you that this work is not so easy and this season is enough. It requires hard work; the cost is less, but it requires a lot of labor because it has been two consecutive weeks since we last rested for a few days, and then we get back to work.

While my friend was having breakfast I thought I would share with you some pictures of the leftover herbs that we plucked last time so that he Now they have dried up and are still present here in the field. I want to tell you one more thing here that if you want to grow the sweet crop then Keep one thing in mind that the cost on this is very less but it requires a lot of labour. You will need labor in this, if you have labour. If it is not possible then you can avoid cultivating this crop or you can cultivate it on small scale like half acar.

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and simply, in informal and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life simply and informally on Hive.