Hands in the Mud, Eyes on the Harvest: Transplanting Rice Step by Step

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Did you start a farming journey and feel like the journey was still too far before harvest? Well, this post wasn't made to fast track the time; instead, it is a way of telling you that there's a lot more you can do to gradually pass time until harvest.

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The journey has begun 🚜

You might be surprised by the captions above, cause originally the rice journey doesn't start when the rice finally enters the main farm from the nursery, but for me, that's where the journey starts, cause you might decide to leave the seedlings.

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Then the result is that you would get nothing in return cause that spot was not ideally prepared for it.

The work begins when the seedlings are in their ideal growth habitat. At that point, you can generally observe every important thing you want to observe about the seedlings more keenly.

The place for errors at this point 😏

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At this point, it will be tough to make errors except if you have. Enough seedlings from the nursery to waste, and even if you do, time is never on your side as a farmer, and you risk losing a whole lot from making these kinds of mistakes or condoning any form of excuses that will slow your work down.

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You can decide to slow things down when the climatic conditions or an unexpected situation show up, but always have it at the back of your mind that the environment changes rapidly and you have to be up to date with it to have a fruitful harvest.

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