[{SlideShowNav}] !!!Khokana rice and canola fields [{Image src='312-khohana-reis-und-rapsfelder_Khokana_rice_and_canola_fields.jpg' caption='Khokana rice and canola fields, March 2015, © [Bernd Mader|Infos_zum_AF/Editorial_Board/Mader,_Professor_Mag._Dr_Bernd_(Pharmazie,_Volkskunde)]' alt='Khokana rice and canola fields' class='image_left' width='900' height='675'}] Even nowadays many farmes use old-fashioned two-hand spades to cultivate their land. Rice is seeded in special beds shortly before the first monsun rains. The rich soil supports two or three main crops a year. Land is still divided between the sons of a family. This leads to the farms getting smaller and smaller over time, thus making it hard to afford/work with mechanical equipment. This keeps productiviy low. [{Metadata Suchbegriff='Khokana rice and canola fields'}] [{SET customtitle='Khokana rice and canola fields (2)'}]