Hello hive'r
In terms of growing rice in my place in Aceh, especially in Pidie Regency, there is a tradition commonly known as Meu Uroe. Meu Uroe is planting rice in mutual cooperation or helping each other without being paid wages.
The Meu Uroe method of planting rice is only carried out by some women, for example 7 or more people form a small group.
The Meu Uroe tradition of course has conditions, namely, for example, woman A has done Meu Uroe in woman B's rice field, then woman B is obliged to participate in planting in woman A's rice field, as well as other women who are members of the Meu Uroe group.
If, if woman A had Meu Uroeh in woman B's field, but woman B had problems while planting in woman A's field, woman B had to pay the cost of planting rice to woman A, that's the Meu Uroe system of growing rice.
That's the Meu Uroe tradition that applies at my place, I hope my friends like it.
Regards @yayan.
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