The Garo (A.chik )

(Verse 1) In the heart of rolling hills, where the river softly flows, There lies a village where love and kindness always grows. The mothers there, with wisdom deep, weave tales of old and new, Their strength and grace, a guiding light, in all they say and do. (Chorus) Oh, the mothers of the village, their laughter fills the air, Their warmth and care, a beacon strong, showing us they care. Through trials and triumphs, they stand by, their love an endless bridge, In the heart of this dear village, the bond with mothers, rich. (Verse 2) From dawn till dusk, their hands embrace the earth and all its yield, Their nurturing touch, a symphony in every field. Their songs of hope, sung late at night, echo in the breeze, A melody that soothes our souls, brings comfort and ease. (Chorus) Oh, the mothers of the village, their laughter fills the air, Their warmth and care, a beacon strong, showing us they care. Through trials and triumphs, they stand by, their love an endless b

Rabbit farming, also known as rabbitry or cuniculture, involves raising rabbits for various purposes such as meat, fur, wool, pet companionship, or laboratory use. Here are details on aspects of rabbit farming: **1. Housing:** Rabbits can be kept in cages, hutches, or in colonies, depending on the scale of farming. The housing should provide protection from predators, weather conditions, and sufficient space for movement. **2. Breeds:** Various rabbit breeds serve different purposes—meat breeds like New Zealand White, Californian, or Flemish Giant; Angora rabbits for wool; and some breeds kept as pets like Holland Lop, Netherland Dwarf, or Lionhead. **3. Feeding:** Rabbits mainly consume hay, fresh vegetables, and commercial rabbit pellets. Providing a balanced diet is crucial for their health and growth. **4. Health Care:** Regular health checks, vaccination, parasite control, and proper hygiene in the living area are essential for maintaining healthy rabbits. **5. Breeding:** Ra

                   SONAJI.                                                            (Ka-saan' Git)                      BAK-I (lano jakkalgipa bimung mingtinggrik                            giparangko mangsongja) A.chik 'songni mingsinga                                               Gittim jela sotbonga,.                                    Rona biap an.senga                                                        Aganrikna songdonga. Rikrak-dandak man.jaoba                                                 Songo cha.a-sipaja,                                  Nokking koripbokjaoba                                                     A.jak re.a dongpaja. A.bri a.chu simdimdim,                                                    Songni salgro salgipeng,                              Atam pringo ka.sinjrim-                                                  Balnanggipa songan.seng. Songni ka.ma a.kongchi                                                    Chiring dare sappori,