The rice planting season has begun, and the new year is full of new hopes
Hi Hive Lovers
I got this beautiful view during my trip to the area. Most of the way, you can only see the green scenery of traditional rice fields against the background of mountains and a blue sky.
I took these photos from the bus I was on. The bus that was running turned out to be no problem for taking photos of landscapes like this. I'm using my #SamsungA52 mobile phone camera in normal mode. And here are some of them:
Most of the paddy fields appear to have been planted with rice, and there is still some open land that is filled with water and ready to be planted.
Almost all of the agricultural land in this area is planted with rice, which is the staple food of the people here. Yes, everyone here only consumes rice as the main meal, which they enjoy three times a day, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
This area is a hilly area with several hilly valleys, where the traditional rice fields were made. There is no visible watering system or irrigation. This means that farmers here still rely on rainwater as a source of water for their rice fields.
If rainwater is the only source of water for the rice fields here, then those farmers have to race with the rainy season, and now is the right time. But they are completely dependent on nature. What if it doesn't rain for a long time after they finish planting?
There's always hope, right?
Each growing season is like planting new hope. That they cultivate and care for that hope by praying that God, the Most Gracious, will always rain down until their harvest season arrives and they manage to get an abundance of rice.
Whatever your hopes are, you must try to make them come true; you must do something, cultivate and care for those hopes, and in the end, you will get the results you expect.
Never stop wishing and have a happy new year.