Pa > References for ‘Paośa’

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The Blending of Crops (8)

[65] 3) Áshvina, Kárttika, Agraháyańa, Paośa – half the area should be [...] with linseed and yellow mustard.

[105] 2) Kárttika, Agraháyańa, Paośa, Mágha:

[120] 4) Paośa, Mágha, Phálguna, [...] potato may be grown along with it.

[124] 1. Kárttika, Agraháyańa, Paośa, Mágha – plant wheat [...] ratio of 9:1 wheat to other crops.

[129] 1. Agraháyańa, Paośa, Mágha, Phálguna [...] because insects will attack it.

[147] 3) Half of Kárttika, Agraháyańa, Paośa and half of Mágha – early boro paddy.

[166] 3) Late Kárttika, Agraháyańa, Paośa, Mágha – late potato [...] night they should not be covered.

[176] 2) Paośa to Phálguń – The late variety of sweet potato or sweet juice potato.

The Bengali Calendar (1)

[1] The Bengali calendar is a solar [...] mid November to mid December Paośa – mid December to mid [...] – mid March to mid April

Kut́t́ii to Kuńd́u (Discourse 29) (1)

[101] “I have taken a long leave,” he replied. “As you know, our Howrah District’s Paośa festival is a very big festival. There are sweet pies and sweet-rice in every house.”

Ka to Kandara (Discourse 16) (2)

[46] Some people prefer to grow rapeseed [...] seventh day of the solar month Paośa (Bengali Paośa) [late December] but if rapeseed [...] early-season variety of wheat.

Economic Self-Sufficiency for Bengal (3)

[59] The best time for sowing wheat [...] Kárttika, Agraháyańa and Paośa. The early variety of wheat must [...] can be sown up to the seventh of Paośa. If adequate irrigation can be [...] wheat can easily be grown there.

[183] The juice extracted from sweet [...] month crop and is harvested in Paośa, the first month of winter. People [...] the land is usually left fallow.

Bengali New Year (1)

[17] [The Bengali year begins in Agraháyań [...] deliriously sweet. In the month of Paośa in the festival of áoli-báaoli, [...] the sky protect the cornfields.]

Áṋka to Ád́hya (Discourse 4) (2)

[24] [In Aghráńa the year starts and the new rice is delicious/in Paośa there is the popular Paośa festival with rice cakes in every house]