Let's harvest turmeric and see the beauty of nature around us!

Hi everybody? In people's lives, being a farmer is usually considered a lowly job, so many people are competing to become entrepreneurs or even become office workers. This kind of thinking is usually owned by people who lack insight. They never learn about a good living system.

In fact, there are many people who have become successful farmers and even become billionaires. A simple life and having a few gardens is the life that many people want. Yesterday, I visited my sister-in-law's garden. Next week, I plan to open a new garden. While looking around the garden area where I will plant areca and palm oil, I also help my sister-in-law harvest turmeric.

Now the price of turmeric is better, the selling price has reached 3,400 rupiah per kilogram compared to last year with a price range of 2000 rupiah, this is quite good for turmeric farmers.

Unfortunately many people do not grow turmeric due to low prices last year. So that this year the price of turmeric soared up and became scarce. This is different from ginger, last year the price of ginger reached 30,000 rupiah per kilogram, now it has fallen to 6,000 rupiah per kilogram. Many ginger farmers are experiencing losses this time.

Lately, being a turmeric and areca nut farmer is a good solution, considering the prices of areca and palm oil which continue to rise and have relatively stable prices.

These are some photos of land that is still full of big trees. I have a land area of ​​one hectare and will soon be cleared or cleared. I think I will plant areca nut and turmeric there. Given the relatively remote location, so it is a little difficult in terms of care when planting young plants.

Here the place is very beautiful, under the hut where to rest there is a small river with clear water. In addition, this river has a lot of fish, when lunch arrives, we can fish for some fish first to be cooked, this is very cool.

This is my participation in the #gardenjournal for the @hivegarden community created by @riverflows. Don't forget to follow to see my stages of opening new land!