What about the rice fields in your country?

By Nurul Kholisah

Indonesia

July 5, 2021 12:46am CST

This is the view of the rice fields in my village .So green and beautiful. The crop now is peanuts. I often go to the fields to help my mother. I admit, it's hot in the fields, but going to the fields is always fun for me. I once had an interesting experience when in the rice fields, I once accidentally stepped on a snake. My reflex immediately screamed, there were people there, I felt very embarrassed. One more thing I'm afraid of when going to the rice fields is crabs. Rice fields always bring pleasant memories to me.

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@Butterfingers (66585)

• India

5 Jul 21

Yes India is one of the largest producer of basmati rice

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Wow, it's great. I also know about it...

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@Butterfingers (66585)

• India

5 Jul 21

@NurulKh Do you also like basmatic rice

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

@Butterfingers I just know, but sadly never tried it. Because the rice varieties grown in my country are not the same type as basmatic rice, so maybe the taste will also be different.

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@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

5 Jul 21

Question: What about the rice fields in my country? Answer: There are none.

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@MALUSE (69413)

• Germany

5 Jul 21

@NurulKh Potatoes in the north and east of the country, noodles in the other parts. Rice is also eaten occasionally. It is imported.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

@MALUSE Interesting information, thank you

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Then what is the staple food in Germany? Is it bread or something?

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@allknowing (130073)

• India

6 Jul 21

They are slowly getting replaced by high rise constructions.

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• Indonesia

6 Jul 21

Wow, it's great than my country

@DaddyEvil (137142)

• United States

5 Jul 21

There aren't any rice fields in the US. We have peanut fields, corn fields, wheat fields, watermelon fields, strawberry fields and sugarcane fields. (Those are the ones I know about because I grew up near them.)

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Because rice fields need a lot of water, meanwhile peanut, corn, watermelon, strawberry including plants that do not require a lot of water. Is it difficult in America to irrigate fields?

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@DaddyEvil (137142)

• United States

5 Jul 21

@NurulKh No, a lot of fields have irrigation. People in the US don't want to work standing in water, though.

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@S4mmyboy (3266)

• Mumbai, India

5 Jul 21

I love to see it from far rather than stepping into the fields. Real dangers of snakes, which am scared of. Never heard about crabs in fields, but snakes yes.

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@S4mmyboy (3266)

• Mumbai, India

5 Jul 21

@NurulKh you seem to be more brave than me.... I would never step into such paddy fields.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

@S4mmyboy Actually, I'm not that brave either, and I think snakes in the fields are now rare because they're being hunted a lot

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

The fact is that in my field there is a kind of small crab, I am also afraid of that animal.

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@Anqaya (3033)

• United States

5 Jul 21

When I travel in train, I get to see wonderful agricultural fields. Your picture reminds of those scenes.

Do people in Indonesia also consume rice as there staple food?

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@Anqaya (3033)

• United States

6 Jul 21

@NurulKh Oh that's great to hear. Same in east India.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Wow, glad to hear. In Indonesia, the staple food is rice, so most farmers in Indonesia grow rice.

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@prinzcy (32322)

• Malaysia

5 Jul 21

There are also paddy fields here. I am sure whether anyone planting anything right now.

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• Indonesia

6 Jul 21

our neighboring countries

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@prashu228 (37526)

• India

5 Jul 21

yes we have rice fields here ..but i did not visit one from a long time..

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Why?

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@id_peace (14005)

• Singapore

5 Jul 21

My country do not have any rice field. Can the crabs in the field edible?

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@id_peace (14005)

• Singapore

5 Jul 21

Oh I see, does the kids catch them for fishing?

• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

That makes sense, since most of Singapore is urban. Not like a big crab in the sea, but more like a small crab that has claws.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

@id_peace That's really true, sometimes the little crabs are used for bait

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@jstory07 (134508)

• Roseburg, Oregon

5 Jul 21

That is great that you enjoy the rice fields.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Thank you....I think living in the village is good, you can go to the rice fields, you can still see the stars at night, the air is still fresh.

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@sathviksouvik (17977)

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5 Jul 21

It is really beautiful. Rice fields in Bardhaman and Birbhum are also lush green in India

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Thank you...

@thelme55 (76481)

• Germany

5 Jul 21

The photo doesn’t look like a rice field as I can remember it. That is scary to step on a snake. I am glad you were not bitten by the snake.

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@thelme55 (76481)

• Germany

5 Jul 21

@NurulKh No problem. I am scared of snakes, too.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

I'm sorry, in this photo is peanuts. Thank you, I am very afraid of snakes, from that incident I was very careful when I was walking on the fields

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@09027534726112233 (78)

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5 Jul 21

Ours is among the best in the world, number one in Africa health and easy to cook, but my country don't value it.

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Wow, it's great. Why your country don't value it?

@Emasburinong (980)

• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Yes, it's always fun to go to the rice fields. Especially after from the rice fields we eat with family in the Saung. it's so delicious, even though the dish is only modest

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• Indonesia

5 Jul 21

So true, That's the simplicity of a farmer. they always enjoy what they have.

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