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Subak Organization (29/6/2001)
Groups
of farmers with a common water supply feeding their
rice fields are members of the same cooperative
subak. During the dry season, which usually falls
between April and September, the farmers rely on
irrigation. The rugged landscape, with its steep
hillsides and deep valleys, poses problems in water
supply unsur mountable for the individual. Subak
organizations, founded details...
Cycles
of Rice Cultivation (29/6/2001)
Traditions in the practice of rice farming vary
subtly from one village to another, but the basic
cycles of planting, cultivation and harvest, along
with their constant element of prayer and offering,
are very similar. At the very first hoeing of the
fields, ngendang, or the "opening up",
which takes place after approximately 25 days details...
Life-cycle
Ceremonies (29/6/2001)
The
life of a Balinese person is measured in a series
of Manusa Yadnya, rituals, which commence before
the baby is born and follow in stages up until marriage.
These are generally held in the privacy of the family
compound, but those who wish to witness this integral
part of the Balinese culture should ask their travel
agent, or the local details...
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