Sowing salt and organic compost on the yellow rice plants in my rice fields

Hello hives, some time ago I talked here about planting rice so that it is safe for us to consume by means of organic fertilization.

And today I'm back here again, and this time I'm going to show it to all my friends. namely providing salt and organic fertilizer by sowing it evenly on the rice plants in the rice fields. And I did this a while ago in my paddy fields to cure yellow rice due to lack of calcium in the soil.

so I have to sow salt and organic fertilizer from the compost that I made, so before I sprinkle salt and organic compost. first I flatten the salt and mix it with organic compost and I stir it evenly into the organic fertilizer and after that I melt it until evenly on my yellow rice plants. I hope my yellow rice recovers quickly.

The benefits of salt are also very good for rice plants, namely first for fertilizing and enriching rice plants and then there are more benefits, namely to kill slugs that eat rice saplings in rice fields and are quite good when sowing salt on rice plants and preferably mixed with compost. so that it blends with the soil and is quickly absorbed by rice plants.

I do this in the morning so that it is quickly absorbed at night, so I do this because the rice plants are a bit yellow and there are quite a lot of slugs. So I don't use chemical intakes to kill slugs and chemical fertilizers to fertilize yellow rice plants .

I use table salt and compost organic fertilizer which I use to be safe during the rice harvest later and for us to eat ourselves.

And I, as a farmer, will continue to try to grow rice in an organic way like this and I will no longer use chemical fertilizers that can harm our bodies, especially when we eat the harvested rice later.

And all right, friends, in my post, friends, you can see everything when I sprinkle salt and organic compost on my farm rice in the fields in the morning, which I do.

That's my post today, I hope all my friends like it and it's a useful sign for friends who do agricultural work both in the fields and in the garden.