Paddy Fields in Nelore

The Nellore area is divided into two natural areas, north to south. The eastern part of the coastal zone is quite fertile, with a large area of ​​rice growing, there are bushy bushes on the coast, dotted with bushes, rocky hills and plains with plenty of rocks. According to statistics, the number of agricultural workers in the district is 541,885, agricultural holdings are 390,715, of which SC is 84,738 and ST is 21,073.

Paddy fields are cultivated land used for cultivating rice and other semi-aquatic crops. Paddy fields are typical of rice-producing countries in eastern and Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, China, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia, India, Philippines. They are also found in other rice cultivation areas such as Piedmont (Italy), Camargue (France), Artibonne Valley (Haiti). They can occur naturally along rivers and wetlands or on hillside. They need a lot of water for irrigation, most of them due to floods. It provides an environment to promote the growth of rice varieties and is hostile to many species of weeds. As the only animal species in wetlands suitable for grazing, Buffalo is widely used in paddy fields in Asia.

When it is still covered with a brown hull, the rice is called rice; the rice field is also called a rice field or a rice field. Before going to the market, rice is thrown to loosen the hull: by chipping or stepping on the Lord or working in mortar. In many parts of the US and Europe, rice cultivation has undergone the same mechanization as other edible crops at all stages of planting and harvesting. Rice was brought to the American colony in the mid 17th century. It soon became an important crop. Although production in the United States is less than wheat and maize, rice is cultivated more than domestic consumption, and it is mainly exported to Europe and South America. The main growth areas in the United States are in Arkansas, Texas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi. The major rice producing countries in the world are China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Thailand.