Asia Album: Paddy fields scene in India
In Nagaon district, Assam, farmers are diligently planting rice seedlings, highlighting the crop’s dominance in the state with 2.54 million hectares under cultivation, constituting 96 percent of all cereal grain production. This effort underscores rice’s pivotal role in Assam’s agricultural landscape, ensuring substantial yields and securing food security in the region.
NAGAON, India, July 15 (Xinhua) — Farmers have been busy planting rice seedlings in the paddy fields in Nagaon district of India’s northeastern state of Assam.
Rice is the most significant crop in Assam, occupying a remarkable planted area of 2.54 million hectares and accounting for about 96 percent of the state’s entire production of cereal grains.
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