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In Frames: Paddy Harvesting In Kashmir

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September 22, 2022
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In Frames: Paddy Harvesting In Kashmir
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By Zargar Zahoor

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Paddy, the most widely cultivated crop in Jammu and Kashmir, is sown in the month of June and is harvested in September.
Women cut paddy plants for drying and subsequent threshing in outskirts of Srinagar
A woman carrying a wicker basket with food items on her head while walking towards a paddy field
Farmers threshing paddy on a wooden block to separate the seed from panicle
Farmers collecting paddy seeds on a big tarpaulin
The paddy plants are either left lying in the field or are also often stacked in piles with the panicles inside to protect them from rain, birds and rodents.
Farmers tying bundles of paddy plants before threshing to separate the seed from the panicle
Farmers readying to pack paddy harvest after threshing
Piles of threshed paddy plants in a field. Rice straw is a main source of fodder for feeding cattle
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By Zargar Zahoor

Paddy, the most widely cultivated crop in Jammu and Kashmir, is sown in the month of June and is harvested in September.
Women cut paddy plants for drying and subsequent threshing in outskirts of Srinagar
A woman carrying a wicker basket with food items on her head while walking towards a paddy field
Farmers threshing paddy on a wooden block to separate the seed from panicle
Farmers collecting paddy seeds on a big tarpaulin
The paddy plants are either left lying in the field or are also often stacked in piles with the panicles inside to protect them from rain, birds and rodents.
Farmers tying bundles of paddy plants before threshing to separate the seed from the panicle
Farmers readying to pack paddy harvest after threshing
Piles of threshed paddy plants in a field. Rice straw is a main source of fodder for feeding cattle
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