Sowing seeds, nature's creation in the fertility of the soil. Welcome to planting vegetables

These seeds are Malabar spinach. Usually, after a few days of late spring, there will be a threat of rain. Then these beautiful, fragrant places of the soil will be filled with light water. So I decided to sow these two types of seeds. They also have the ability to survive in Japan. Many of us do not know when to sow vegetable seeds.

I have taken the garlic that was planted in this place earlier home. I am processing the garlic by drying it lightly in the sun for preservation. In this east direction, I am first sowing Malabar spinach seeds. After scattering these seeds, the land has to be prepared nicely. Although organic fertilizer is already included in the land.

Here I am first trying to separate the grasses and work on putting the seeds underground. If the seeds are on top, there is a possibility that birds will come and eat them. So I am trying to separate the grasses using agricultural equipment.

And here we are working to soften the soil more beautifully. Through which any seed will have the effective ability to grow very quickly. The seeds are being combined very beautifully with organic fertilizers.

Here I have turned all the areas on the east side into soft soil using agricultural machinery. I have turned the lumps of soil into nice and smooth ones. So the work on the east side is complete. We are hoping to see the creation of small greens in seven to eight days. However, the plants need to grow a little from the seeds before the rains come.

Here we are separating the dry leaves of the trees and also separating the grasses. Especially for vegetables to grow, we have to create a battlefield with the grasses. So we try to remove the special grasses in the agricultural work.

But there are big mosquitoes here. This mosquito was on my body but I didn't give it a chance to bite. Extreme caution is also required in this agricultural activity.

Here you can enjoy the beautiful movement of animals. They try to come very close and enjoy picking up insects lying on the ground and eating them. Especially our national bird, the Doel. I am very happy with its arrival.

Oh, how beautiful the soil is, how fertile it is. And I try to make agricultural work more enjoyable through hard work. The seeds will be sown and the vegetables will be suitable for eating. This is a great source of joy for me and my family.

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