Spring has sprung in Xizang, and farmers are setting the stage for a thriving harvest season! This month, vibrant ceremonies lit up agricultural communities across the region, blending ancient customs with modern hopes for prosperity.
In Gyantse Town, part of Shigatse’s fertile lands, villagers adorned in colorful traditional outfits led yaks—the ultimate farming buddies—to plow fields and sow highland barley seeds. The rhythmic chants and songs echoing across the fields aren’t just for show; they’re believed to bless the soil and ensure a bumper crop. One farmer shared, "This tradition connects us to our ancestors—it’s how we honor the land that sustains us."
Highland barley, a staple crop resilient to Xizang’s high-altitude climate, plays a starring role in the region’s food security and cultural identity. Local authorities have also ramped up support this year, introducing eco-friendly farming tech to boost yields while preserving traditions.
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This month, vibrant ceremonies lit up agricultural communities across the region, blending ancient customs with modern hopes for prosperity.
The rhythmic chants and songs echoing across the fields aren’t just for show; they’re believed to bless the soil and ensure a bumper crop. One farmer shared, "This tradition connects us to our ancestors—it’s how we honor the land that sustains us."
