North Province.
Relying on the agricultural development plan of the Shabelle River, the farmland in Somali is relatively limited compared to other areas in East Africa. Additionally, this place was previously deeply influenced by Arab culture, so the land development rate is still high, with most of it being cultivated land, meaning it's not necessary to start from scratch.
In the early morning, the temperature was still quite low, or rather cool, so the farmers of North Province began their work early, organized by the village chiefs in each village.
The rising sun ascended from the east bank of the Shabelle River, with the red clouds reflecting on the wide river surface. A sandbar stretched down the middle of the river, bending southwards, and the farmland along both banks of the Shabelle River looked pleasing to the eye, resembling scenes along the Nile River.
North Province, Baal Village.
