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assalamu alikum everyone. I hope everyone is well. I am also fine. today I will present some shot description about Cultivation of Aman rice in our land and some photography also.

PICTURE 1

Winter rice is called Aman rice. There are three types of Aman rice. For example: Ropa-Aman, Achra-Aman and Bawa-Aman.
Ropa-Aman is produced by planting saplings. Achra is woven with Aman sprinkles. Bawa-Aman originates in the Beel region.
Peddy is held three times a year. First,aush, followed by Aman and then Ravi.

PICTURE 2

Aman paddy is usually harvested at the beginning of the rainy season. Aman cultivation has started at present. This rice grows in any soil. However, yield is better in clay and loam soil.
While planting saplings on the mainland, care should be taken so that the age of saplings is not too old. As a result, crop shortage occurs. Therefore, seedlings should be planted on the mainland in the same number of weeks as the rice of the month. The rower should keep a distance of 15-20 cm. And the number of seedlings in the bunch should be 2-4. I can't give more than that.
There are wide varieties of Aman rice. Among the modern and advanced types of Ropa aman rice (life span 120 days birth), we planted Bri rice-56.

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AMOUNT OF FERTILIZER
In general, phosphate fertilizers are essential for rice plant growth, root function, and nutrients. Superphosphate is very effective as a phosphate fertilizer. It is applied towards the end of the yield.
Also, we use various organic fertilizers and urea to get more yield.
In addition to urea fertilizer, other fertilizers are applied to the land at the time of final cultivation. 12-15 days after transplanting, urea fertilizer is applied to the ground for the first time. Then after 15-20 days,we use the second time, and after 15-20 days, the third time.

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Currently, our Aman paddy plantation is only 50 days old.
Our Aman paddy land is across the Teesta river. So I have to cross the river. The grounds here are barren. But due to the accumulation of silt due to floods, the rice crop is slightly better.

So it will take many more days to bring the crops home. All of you will pray so that we can raise the crops at home.

I hope everyone will like today's content. All of you will be fine. I ended today with this optimism. All of you pray that I can present something good in the future.

PHOTOGRAPHY DETAILS

Phone -Redmi 8
Camera Lens - Main
Photographer - @mehedihasan24
Category-photography
Location -Rangpur, Bangladesh