Paddy Cultivation: Sow paddy at this time, farmers will get huge profits
Paddy Cultivation: The Sun God will enter Rohini Nakshatra on May 25. This will also mark the start of the new agricultural season. In anticipation of this, farmers have begun plowing the land. During Rohini Nakshatra, paddy nurseries will be set out in the fields. In Rohini Nakshatra, paddy seeds are sown to ensure timely planting. In proportion to the price, the crop is also produced in huge quantities. Thus, during this Nakshatra, farmers in the majority of Bihar’s districts set up paddy seed nurseries.
It is seen to be an auspicious period
In Rohini Nakshatra, planting rice seeds in the fields is seen as auspicious and is a blessing for prosperous farming. Farmers also think that farming advances when seeds are sown during this Nakshatra. In November, the harvest of farmers who plant seeds during Rohini Nakshatra is ready. As a result, the Rabi crop is also sown on schedule. The rice plant develops more quickly when the seeds are sown during Rohini Nakshatra.
Paddy seedlings should be planted now
During Rohini Nakshatra, many farmers in the Gayaji region of Bihar plant rice seeds in the field. We would like to inform you that Rohini Nakshatra will begin on May 25th this year. At 2:07 pm on this day, the Sun will enter Rohini Nakshatra, where it will stay until the afternoon of June 8. The Sun will then move into Mrigasira Nakshatra on June 8. During Rohini Nakshatra, the temperature is quite high. Nonetheless, during Mrigasira and Adra Nakshatra, the majority of the farmers in this area plant rice seedlings.
More crops are produced
According to farmer Amirak Chaudhary of the district’s Tankuppa block, Jadhaan Paddy, or seed that may last up to 160 days, can be planted in the fields during Rohini Nakshatra. During Rohini Nakshatra, farmers often plant long-duration paddy seedlings in the fields. The paddy seeds sown in Rohini Nakshatra also yield more crops. It is thought that during this period, sunlight strikes the ground directly, enhancing the seeds’ resistance to disease. As a result of the field being prepared at this time, sunlight may penetrate deep into the soil, preventing illness.