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I went out to the field and saw some wild plants whose beautiful flowers attracted me. The name of this wild plant is Calotropis. Its colorful flowers look very beautiful.
Its leaves are large, and it also contains white milk, which is useful for various diseases. If a person is bitten by a snake, chewing it will remove the effect of the poison. Now it is putting out new leaves that will slowly grow and from them will begin to sprout flowers and buds.
During the walk, I move a little further and see that I see some more wild mushrooms. They are very small in appearance and it is a little difficult to find them in the middle of the grass because they are grass-shaped and can be seen or captured by going closer. They can have names like Plantago ovata, Plantago logopus, etc. In this way, you will find plants mostly in deserts, where there is a lot of grass or herbs, and you will see them there.
This is a grass-like plant, called an ornamental grass, that was growing on the side of the road. The farmer has decided to uproot this plant and has removed the soil around it and separated its roots from the ground. Before today, if we compare about 10 to 15 years, this plant was considered very useful, and it was used to make roofs and doors of houses in villages, but now in modern times, its importance has greatly reduced or completely disappeared.
The remains of the paddy/rice crop, which are used for animal feed, are also called dry fodder or dry grass. For this, bales have been tied using modern machinery so that they can be sold at high prices. Often, such bales are exported to other countries and this is also a good source of income.
Standing in the middle of the crop and watching the rising sun, when the sun falls on the ground in the house of the sun and the red light of the sun is visible towards the east, this is a charming and strange sight. They are lucky. Let's wake up early in the morning and see this sight with our own eyes.
I am standing near the paddy field, gazing at its leaves, because the morning dewdrops appear on them, drawing me in, and I am happy to see them. These drops will remain visible until the sun, with its immediate radiance, fills them.
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Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, an educated agricultural expert, an amateur gardener, and a tourist. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.
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