My Field Trip To A Farm

A Bright Sunny Day of Learning

It seems like a distant past but before COVID changed our lives, on a bright sunny day my school had planned for a trip to a farm.

I was stunned to see such a huge farm when I entered that place. My friends  and I were allowed to do ploughing, sowing, weeding and threshing. The field  owner was very friendly with us and he taught us what is ‘organic farming.’

Experiencing the Farmer’s Life

The aunty and uncle who were working in the field, took us all around the field  and gave us an experience of what all farmers do in their day to day life. That  was the day we were let to walk in the sludge with the supervision of adults. I understood what all a farmer does to yield our everyday food.

Fun Farm Rides and Farewell

After our learnings in the field, we were allowed to take bath in a big trough. After that we had a great meal sitting on the floor , eating in banana leaves. It was absolutely tasty.

After our lunch we had a ride in bullock cart and tractor to see the whole farm. I enjoyed the whole day thoroughly. I felt like a little farmer myself.

It was time to bid goodbye to the farm but we didn’t leave empty handed. While going home, they gave us a Tulsi plant and some radish from their field.

What I Learned from My Farm Visit

The whole day experience taught me that we must not waste our food at any  cost. I would also like to thank my school for giving me such a wonderful experience.

Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs ) About My Farm Field Trip

Q1: What activities did you do on the farm?
We got to try ploughing, sowing, weeding, and threshing  just like real farmers!

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Q2: What was the most fun part of the trip?
Taking a bullock cart and tractor ride around the farm was the most exciting part.

Q3: What did you learn from the trip?
I learned about organic farming, how much effort farmers put into growing our food, and the importance of not wasting food.

Q4: What food did you eat during the trip?
We had a traditional meal served on banana leaves while sitting on the floor — it was delicious!

Q5: What did you bring home from the farm?
We brought home a Tulsi plant and fresh radishes grown on the farm.

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