From the archive record
This two-minute footage captures the process of controlled crop burning, a traditional agricultural practice used to prepare farmland for the next harvest cycle. The video shows how farmers safely burn leftover stubble and dry residue from the previous season to clear the land, enrich the soil, and initiate a fresh cultivation phase. Controlled burning, when done responsibly, helps remove pests, weeds, and old plant materials, creating a clean and nutrient-rich base for new crops. The footage highlights the calm and methodical approach taken to ensure safety and efficiency during the burn. Ideal for viewers interested in agriculture, rural practices, environmental processes, and traditional farming methods, this video provides an authentic glimpse into how many farmers prepare their fields