This in my father’s kochchi cultivation in Mahavilachchiya.
KOCHCHI
KOCHCHI
KOCHCHI
KOCHCHI
KOCHCHI
Buddhika Prasanna Kumara
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hope you get a good harvest!
By: magerata on September 14, 2009
at 9:08 pm
Hi Buddhika, I was so glad to see this. Not everyone in this country is brave enough to admit one’s father is a farmer. I have a question though. Why he cultivates kochchi? I am not sure about its commercial value. Aren’t there more commercially valuable crops? You should be able to tell him about more commercially viable corps.
By: Chanuka Wattegama on September 15, 2009
at 2:44 am
We have a big garden. But there is no water. Father cultivates kochchi for home use. He uses tap water.
By: buddhikaprasanna on September 15, 2009
at 3:18 am
chanuka ayya, kochci 100g 40Rs withara wenawa. A lot of people in Colombo and suburbs buy them at pola for higher prices.
By: kirimama on September 15, 2009
at 3:13 am