Could you explain the paddy crop

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Paddy crop is a type of rice crop that is grown in flooded fields.

Paddy crop requires a lot of water and is usually grown in areas with high rainfall or irrigation facilities.
It is usually sown in nurseries and then transplanted to the main field after a few weeks.
Paddy crop is harvested when the grains turn golden brown and the moisture content is around 20-22%.
It is an important crop in many countries, especially in Asia where it is a staple food.
Different varieties of paddy crop are grown depending on the climate, soil type, and market demand.