Clearing weeds from oil palm plantations

This morning, I woke up very early again to do my usual activities. I also had to go to the garden again to trim the edges of the oil palm seedlings we planted some time ago, so the oil palms in this garden will grow more fertile in a short time.

However, before I went to the garden this morning, I also had to go to the market briefly to set up our stall as usual. This morning, I went to the market with my mother. Upon our arrival, I immediately set up our stall as usual. We neatly arranged our fruit on the table. After that, I immediately said goodbye and headed to our garden, which is not far from where we sell.

Upon arriving at the plantation this afternoon, I immediately began clearing the edges of the four oil palm seedlings. My work this morning wasn't particularly strenuous because the weather wasn't particularly sunny. I slowly cleared the area until everything was clean and tidy. I also noticed the grass was very long, reaching my waist. However, I didn't clear it so our relatives could collect it and feed it to the goats and cows.

After working for a while, and having finished all my work, I decided to go home. I had to continue working on social media as usual that afternoon, which would make me very tired. So, this morning, after working in the plantation, I decided to rest for a while at home. This afternoon, my mother and I had to pick up more langsat and rambutan fruit from Paya Bakong using a pedicab. Therefore, I must stay physically fit so that all my work can be completed well.

This is the story I can share with you today. Thank you to everyone who has read my post.