Plowing the Rice Fields with Cows, Still Done in This Village

Plowing rice fields with oxen is still a method used in some rural areas, especially in areas that still maintain traditional farming traditions. Oxen are used as power to plow the land and prepare the land for planting.

This method is not only effective, but also environmentally friendly and can help increase soil fertility. In addition, plowing rice fields with oxen can also be a very unique and interesting experience, especially for those who want to see firsthand how traditional farming is done. The rural village that you visited yesterday also has natural beauty and a very distinctive community life. Here I saw other agricultural activities that are still traditional in the village.

The farmer plowed the rice field with his big bull, the cow walked leisurely while plowing the watery rice field. This kind of scenery is indeed very typical in rural areas, where agriculture still relies heavily on animal power.
The big bull was very strong and tough to plow muddy and watery rice fields, and the farmer was very good at controlling the cow. This kind of plowing activity requires high patience and skill, as well as good knowledge of how to cultivate the land.##

A view like this can also give a very peaceful and harmonious impression with nature. Mr. Farmer has a special technique in plowing the rice fields with cows, not everyone can do it. The scenery around the rice fields is indeed very beautiful and enchanting.

The towering mountains in the background, the newly planted rice fields with their fresh greenery, and the simple houses of the residents with traditional architecture certainly give a very natural and peaceful impression.

A rice field surrounded by such natural beauty can certainly provide a sense of calm and comfort for those who see it. In addition, a view like this can also provide inspiration and tranquility for those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
I feel very impressed by the natural beauty and rural life around this rice field.

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