A farmer transplanting rice seedlings from a nursery to a prepared rice paddy where they will remain until harvest, some 120 to 130 days later. 

A bucket of rice seedlings from a nursery for transplantation into a prepared rice paddy where they will remain until harvest, some 120 to 130 days later. 

A woman farmer holding rice seedlings ready for transplantation into a prepared rice paddy where they will remain until harvest, some 120 to 130 days later. 

Women taking a break from transplanting rice seedlings from a nursery to a prepared rice paddy where they will remain until harvest, some 120 to 130 days later. 

Women transplanting rice seedlings from a nursery to a prepared rice paddy where they will grow for 120 to 130 days, until harvest. 

A farmer pushing a wheel barrow full of rice seedlings for transplantation into a prepared rice paddy where they will remain until harvest, some 120 to 130 days later. 

Women farmers transplanting rice seedlings where they will remain for 120 to 130 days before being harvested. 

Farmers removing seedlings from a nursery to be transplanted into an operating rice paddy until harvest. 

A farmer removing seedlings from a nursery to be transplanted into an operating rice paddy until harvest. 

Farmers removing seedlings from a nursery to be transplanted into an operating rice paddy until harvest. 

Recently transplanted rice seedlings. Seedlings remain in the nursery for 21 days before being transplanted into a field where they grow for 120 to 130 days before being harvested. 

Farmers removing seedlings from a nursery to be transplanted into an operating rice paddy. 

Farmers removing seedlings from a nursery to be transplanted into an operating rice paddy. 

A farmer preparing the land, using an ox-plough, for the transplantation of rice seedlings from a nursery. 

A man riding a bicycle past the rice paddies where workers are preparing the land using an ox-plough for the transplantation of rice seedlings from a nursery. 

A farmer holding a fish he has found and killed in the rice paddie in an effort to prevent it disturbing the recently transplanted seedlings. 

Oxen used to plough the rice paddies in preparation for planting new seedlings, resting on dry land. 

Oxen used to plough the rice paddies in preparation for planting new seedlings, resting on dry land. 

A private rice mill in Ahero where farmers bring their rice after the harvest to be processed and sold. 

A woman farmer washing her hands in an irrigation canal in the rice fields before joining the others for a lunch break.