
The rice harvest time has come. TV news says the crop is still good in spite of the record high temperature this summer.
The boiled grains are lustrous and smell sweet. You can enjoy this special flavor only within a few month after the harvest.News also says breed improvement must be hurried to catch up with the rapid warming, which is amazingly exceeded our expectations.
What a beautiful photo! It's so interesting to hear about the new rice harvest. The idea of the grains being "lustrous and sweet" sounds so delicious. It's also really interesting to learn about the need for new breeds to adapt to the warmer temperatures. Thanks for sharing this!
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That is a bumper crop, for sure!
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ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing fields. Rice fields are really special to me. Great to see.
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ReplyDeleteOMG, it's definitely gorgeous to look at. I'm Asian and rice is a staple. Lol!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous to see it growing in your area.
ReplyDeleteHello RTC, I have never had fresh (or freshly harvested) rice. In Ohio, fall was a time of harvest abundance, both on farms and in nature. The sight of plants laden with fruit or seeds is always beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI've never seen photos of rice fields. They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful rice harvest, RTC. How fascinating to see a rice field!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos of the rice fields. I appreciate our farmers here in California very much. Harvest season is here, and it's a lovely time.
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The rice fields are so pretty! I would love to taste freshly harvested rice - it must be wonderful. x K
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ReplyDeleteSo pleased the rice harvest was good.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Rice is a staple in our home, love the many ways it can be used, love the photos, it is amazing how rice is harvested.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos of the rice fields.
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