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2nd anniversary of Cyclone Nargis It's been two years since Cyclone Nargis ravaged Myanmar. The worst natural disaster in the history of the More

2nd anniversary of Cyclone Nargis It's been two years since Cyclone Nargis ravaged Myanmar. The worst natural disaster in the history of the country claimed at least 130000 lives and affected the lives of at least 1.5 million people. Starting from today, Da Ai English News will be bringing you a four-part series of reports, covering issues of reconstruction, charity, and farming. In June of this year, Tzu Chi plans to distribute rice seeds to farmers in 13 poor villages. The hope is that the quality grain, and improved farming techniques, will help pull over 2700 households out of poverty. Farming in the blood Stalks of rice billow in the gentle breeze. Myanmar used to be known as the rice basket of the world, and farming is in the blood of the Burmese people. Although the temperature is 40 degrees C, farming children put up with the heat. Soil salinization after cyclone This small 10-acre plot of land is the only capital owed by their grandfather, Ohn Hlaing. His entire property was swamped by the flooding two years ago. Farmer, U Ohn Hlaing: "When the water came, it was this high. The house disappeared. Now it's been rebuilt." Houses can be rebuilt, but salinization of the soil remains a problem. Falling yields have had a direct impact on the farmer's livelihood. Flourishing experimental paddy Despite being fallow season, the land owned by elderly Soe Kyi is a burgeoning sea of green. This is actually an experimental field. The 74-year-old has been farming for almost <b>...</b>
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