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  • Photo title: residue from burning grass leaves and dry wood in the yard of the fields which is useful to increase soil fertility
  • Author: Irvansyahnapitupulu
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  • ashes left over from burning grass and dry wood that are drying in the yard of the fields. The results of this burning are very useful as natural compost and are useful for increasing soil fertility
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