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اي والله فضلتهم ع صحتي
2026-09-04 20:07:03
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ب̷ن̷ت̷ ٵ̷ل̷س̷ل̷ط̷ُٵ̷ن̷ ج̷ب̷ر̷ :
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2026-09-07 10:02:22
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2026-09-09 08:19:16
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ذكريات راحله :
:مانفع زرع الطيب وياه اليكرهون يبقى الحقد موجود لو تنطي العيون .
2026-09-08 10:16:33
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مايعلم بوجع قلبي بس الله وامي 🥺
2026-09-03 21:11:46
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2026-09-05 18:07:42
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2026-09-03 14:18:18
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أي والله صحيح
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ررراقي
2026-09-13 22:07:54
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2026-09-07 13:43:52
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2026-09-03 08:53:45
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A Day in the Life #burundi . Agriculture is the backbone of Burundi’s economy, and rice cultivation plays an important role in feeding local communities. Unlike the vast mechanized rice paddies seen in parts of Asia, much of Burundi’s rice farming remains small-scale and labor-intensive. Farmers rely on hand tools, simple wooden plows, and sometimes animal traction—most often oxen—to till the soil before planting. The fields, usually located in valley bottoms where water is abundant, are carefully leveled and irrigated to ensure proper flooding, which is crucial for rice growth. The act of plowing itself is often a communal effort. In rural areas, families and neighbors work side by side, turning the heavy, waterlogged soil in preparation for sowing. The process is physically demanding: farmers wade barefoot through muddy water, guiding animals or digging with hoes, their movements steady and rhythmic. The work is often accompanied by singing or casual conversation, reinforcing the strong sense of solidarity that characterizes Burundian rural life. Beyond its agricultural value, rice farming reflects the resilience of Burundian communities. Despite challenges such as limited access to modern equipment, unpredictable rainfall, and soil erosion from the country’s steep terrain, farmers continue to adapt by using traditional knowledge and sustainable techniques. In this way, plowing rice fields in Burundi is not only about preparing the land for food—it is a symbol of endurance, cooperation, and the close relationship between people and their environment.

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