Dry Rice Fields, Threatened Farmers Can't Cultivate

At first they had sufficient puddles of water in their rice fields so they took the initiative to start planting rice seeds for the farmers' business, a few days later it stopped raining and the water supply from the government sewer line was gone, so there was no longer a water source for the farmers' rice fields.

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As a result of this drought, farmers are threatened with failure to grow crops, let alone get a harvest. The farmers began to feel anxious because there was no water supply for their fields, they also could not provide water to their rice fields using machines or water pumps because the irrigation canals were also dry.

This of course really needs the government's attention to build water supply reservoirs for them, the role of the government is really needed by the farmers, it is very concerning because some of the rural communities seek their economic needs only by farming.

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The farmers are feeling more and more anxious because the rice seeds they sow have reached maturity or are old enough for the extraction and planting process, as a result of this drought the farmers cannot pull out the rice seeds and also cannot plant because the rice fields are hard without water.

If there is no water in a few days, of course, the rice seeds will wither and die, causing losses to farmers. Of course this loss is only borne by the farmers. In several rice growing seasons, farmers have complained about the construction of the water supply channel embankment to the local government so that it can be built immediately, but due to the slow process of the related parties, the water supply irrigation embankment has not been completed.

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Only by submitting to God, the farmers can only wait for God's grace to send rain in order to obtain water so that they can uproot and plant their rice seeds.

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This drought makes it very possible for farmers to be threatened with not being able to carry out the process of planting rice in their fields this season and of course it will decline and greatly affect their economic needs.

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