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Being a daughter of farmer, based on my personal experience , I say farmers live happy life.My mother and father work equally hard (every body in the family- my mother often tell me i started working when I was 6 months old), their day start at 4 a.m in the morning and end at 9 P.M in the night.I am missing my Mom , So i would describe her day .Gets up at 4 a.m in the morning.Go to the market to sell veggies , My brother drops her to market in SUV( Mahindra Genio).She came back to home by bus /rickshaw by 8/9 a.m.She hand over the money she earned to my Dad.She eats fruits with my dad she bought from market while describing the market rates and prices to my Dad, Enjoy talks with grand kids.She goes to farm and start working /manage work along with other workers in the field.Come to kitchen and prepare food along with dad at 11 am. as my dad has diabetes , she ensure to have healthy food diet (she gets food recipes from the newspapers while travelling with the others on the way back to home from Market,other paper pieces lying down)She goes to field by 12 and work along with other workers irrespective of weather condition, too hot summer.Come back to kitchen at 2 , prepare food ,eats and take rest till 4 .Again goes to the field , work till the sunset (they get to see beautiful sunset every day :) ).she gets fresh, does worship ,prayer , reads Geeta Adhay and enjoy grand kids company and makes sure she teaches Geeta lessons to her grand kids.During sunset she ensures to give grains to Ants .She Ensures to give Indian breads to dog/cats during her mills.She cooks food at 8 and does house holds stuff and finally she sleeps at 9 p.m. Nowadays she ask grand kids to keep the “Astha Channel” On TV , so while listing to Katha she gets sleep easily :P .So, basically everybody in the farmer’s family work equally hard and they live happy life together.Farmer’s life is more dependent on the weather conditions.In today’s changing weather condition/water shortage; farmers are the most affected people.They worked so hard that , being farmer they were able to support my education and specially Nirma College Fees during my Engineering. Today they own Good SUV (Tavera), they have A.C in their Room. I have seen my family struggling to get even one month grocery and have seen using bullock/horse cart for farming /travelling purpose. Today they are using latest technology (John Deer Tractor,loader/ L& T JCB, Irrigation System) in the farm.All these things are possible because of their hard work and dedication and my intelligent Big Bro.I am software engineer working with TCS, writing this down sitting in corner of ODC, as I am missing my Home ,I am going my home this moth end ,will click pics and attach to the answer.

Flow rate is proportional to velocity, hence with increase in flow rate, velocity increases and vice versa.Greater hydraulic strength as in increased load carrying capability is dependent on working pressure of actuator.

Oxygen.Seriously.You can can do this by flipping the contents regularly. I’ve done this by hand with a pitch fork and I’ve done it the quick and easy way with a tractor loader. Shuffling up the pile breaks open pockets that are decomposing anaerobically and encourages aerobic decomposition.Aerobic decomposition is considerably less smelly than anaerobic decomposition. Turning the pile on a regular basis will introduce air into the pile and that will help to “encourage” the former rather than the latter.Plus, it is a good workout, at least if you do it by hand.I’ve found the closed systems (compost barrels) tend to stink more than the piles or the bins I make from pallets. Having a way for more air to hit the material makes a big difference.