Uh went to a nearby village and seen the life of farmer write a notice on it
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An Indian farmer back bone of the society. His importance in the economy of the country cannot be over-emphasised. He growth corn, vegetables and fruit for our food and cotton for our clothes.
The Indian farmer is a hard-working man. He works from morning till evening in the scorching heat and biting cold. Early in the morning he drives his oxen to the fields. He ploughs the fields, sows seeds and waters the plants. looks after the crops and saves them from being spoiled by stray cattle or wild animals. He enjoys no holiday. At noon he has his meals under a shady tree and takes a little rest. In the evening he returns home.
The farmer leads a simple life. He lives in a mud house, eats simple food and wears coarse clothes. Generally he is illiterate. He believes in old customs and superstitions. His cattle are his most valuable property. Often during drought crops fail and he is in trouble. When the crop ripens, he feels happy. He reaps it, threshes it and takes the corn to the market. In times of a bad harvest he has little money to buy seeds and manure and runs into debt.
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The Indian farmer is a hard-working man. He works from morning till evening in the scorching heat and biting cold. Early in the morning he drives his oxen to the fields. He ploughs the fields, sows seeds and waters the plants. looks after the crops and saves them from being spoiled by stray cattle or wild animals. He enjoys no holiday. At noon he has his meals under a shady tree and takes a little rest. In the evening he returns home.
The farmer leads a simple life. He lives in a mud house, eats simple food and wears coarse clothes. Generally he is illiterate. He believes in old customs and superstitions. His cattle are his most valuable property. Often during drought crops fail and he is in trouble. When the crop ripens, he feels happy. He reaps it, threshes it and takes the corn to the market. In times of a bad harvest he has little money to buy seeds and manure and runs into debt.
Hey buddy, here is your answer. Hope it helps you. Have a great day! :D
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