Sowing a Crop
The field is ready and the seed is bought. Now choose the day it goes into the ground.
The field is ready and the seed is bought. Now choose the day it goes into the ground.
A whole year's work begins with the seed. You want a good crop and a good season. The sowing day is where that starts.
The classical texts on muhurta shastra time seed going into the ground. They treat each crop in its own way, so paddy and wheat do not share the same days. We read those rules for your own field's location, not for a far-off city.
What you get
Auspicious sowing days for your field, with the best hours in each. The top 3 most auspicious ones highlighted. The days to avoid tagged along with the reasons. And, the classical text reference behind each recommendation.
What we need
The farmer's birth date, time and place, the village or field location, the crop, and the weeks sowing must happen in.
Sowing is the day seed goes into the ground. The classical rules read the day itself and the nature of the crop. That is why the windows for paddy, wheat and vegetables differ.
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Testimonials
If the sowing day is wrong you lose the year, not the day, and I have lost one that way already. So I did not sit down and work out whether the fee was worth it, because four acres is all I have and that arithmetic only goes one way.