How hard a farmer earns his wages. And some examples of how hard a farmer works to build his plantation

Assalamu Alaikum, everyone. I hope everyone is fine. By the grace of God, I am also well. Today I am to share with you my script on the steemit platform. Hope you will read my day script till the end.

Now the farmer has to wake up early in the morning. He wakes up, eats something with his mouth and goes out to his workplace in the morning. Now at present I have also started some work in the field. So I am spending my days like a farmer. I am showing you how a farmer works hard all day. Wake up early in the morning, let me freshen you up with water, eat some food in the morning and leave for the field. I have to muck the paddy so I set off with the power tiller. The power tiller moves very slowly so it took me a long time to get to the field. After about 30 minutes I reached my destination. Then after I muddled for a while the car suddenly broke down. Parami called Mistry without a car and asked him to come here to our field. He is our younger brother so he agreed to come there. After that, I and my younger brother sat in the car and waited for him. At this time some almonds were dying in that direction, I bought some almonds from him and started eating them.

^{eating nuts}
We sat waiting for him for about 30 minutes. Then he called me and asked me to bring a sack and a pot from home. I would need them to fix the car so I got his phone and came home and went back with them. Par started opening the power tiller. Checked that one of the bearings in the power tiller was broken.

^{Bearing is damaged}
He asked me to buy warranty from the market as the bearing was damaged. I then went to the market without delay and bought that bearing. I asked him what caused it to break. He told me that it broke due to excessive pressure. First took out all the mobiles from the car and started opening the equipment. Now he asked me to hold the back of the car.

^{Time to fix the car}
The car was repaired in about an hour. He asked me to start the car and check on me. After driving the car I checked and then the car was fine. He took 500 rupees from me for his expenses. A farmer has nothing to pay for when his working things are destroyed. Today's whole day's income is behind this car. Without the car my younger brother started driving the car and he started making mud.

^{Driving younger brother's car}
He started working on the car and I finished my lunch on that occasion. Especially since I rested for a while and then I went back to mud the land. If you want to make mud on the land, first you have to wet it by irrigation with water. And the ground in our field is very hard, so it has been soaked with water for two days. After vajanu, it is necessary to work twice first so that it can dry well. After that, one day later, the land should be well mudded to make it suitable for planting paddy. I took the car from him and started mudding the rest of the land myself.

^{Time to mud your own land}
Then I mudd two to three plots. While making mud, the car is getting burnt because there are some holes in the middle of the land. It is very difficult to lift from here. Sometimes we had to get down from the car in those places and throw the car in the mud. Then I muddled on the ground for two hours. After mudding, I took the car to one side. So it has to be left in the field because it consumes a lot of oil to bring home from there. I left the car, packed everything there and left for home. When you go to mud, your body, hands and feet are all covered in mud. So I cleaned them first at home. After showering and getting fresh, I went to the playground in the afternoon. After watching the game for a while here I came to my work shop. Mustafa Kaku came to the shop and bought a cricket bat for me to play. Did we see it well?

^{New bat}
After we talked a little about the game, I went out to see some men to break tobacco. Tomorrow we will break the tobacco plant so father told me to see two people. There is neither day nor night for a farmer, he is constantly tending to his crops. We should all pay their fair price and respect their hard work.