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 Potato farming There are so many crops that we farm in winters or in the January ,February month . For example peas, potato,beans and many more. One such crop is potato. Basically potato is a rabi crop. We will discuss here about many such crops which are rabi crops and with this I'll tell my personal experience of farming potato. Before farming potato we just harvested another crop named cabbage . After giving one to two months of gap we start farming potato. Process of potato farming Preparation of soil with cow dung or rotten cow dung Lightening soil with tractor Cutting seeds from potatoes  Sowing seeds with the help of pair of bulls https://youtu.be/HziXZWAS4pM?si=3mDg2CLVR0RJYlIe 1. Preparation of soil In this first step of preparation of soil, we in the starting used cow dung as the main nutrition source for the soil and to promote organic farming. More than this using rotten cow dung is the best for the soil because it has many good warms in it which further helps soil i

  Photos from Manimahesh Tracking to Manimahesh was very adventurous journey. last year me and few of my friends went for this track and I really enjoyed every little thing I found while tracking. And as I love things to capture and share with you all ,here I am again came with some beautiful photos from the of Manimahesh. Purple Flower from the heights of Manimahesh This  flower was so beautiful that it was hard to resist to capture this. I found this flower while tracking above dhunchoh or from the heights of bhairav Ghati . Another name of the place where I found these beautiful flowers is Phuwara Marg. Ring and heart shape couple flower Love flowers I myself named these flowers as love flowers because when I saw them like one in the form of ring and another in the form of heart which is very beautiful to see . Nature itself is showing love . It is actually very rare to find such mesmerizing things in our day to day life because if we want to find peace from these beautiful flower

 Hello everyone, today we are here to discuss about one another important and forbidden topic which not everyone is aware of that is pink tea or chura chah(local name). What is Pink tea or chura chah? In the photo tea doesn't seems like pink in colour but actually colour of this particular tea is pink. In the bowel there is mix of corn flour bread (makki ki roti) and some ghee with tea because of this colour has changed. So, basically this tea is served during winter.  Why in winters particularly?  Well here is the answer. This tea is warm in nature which suits very good to the body in winters and to retain our body heat. This is the morning meal of many villages where snowfall is common. Benefits of chura chah! Grow naturally without any harmful chemicals on it which makes it very good to consume. It has some medicinal properties which helps in winter to keep your body warm. It is easy to digest. Takes very little time and energy for preparation.  This can be consumed without or w