Picturesque morning scene is as captivating as ever in Central Myanmar. The tranquil environs enveloping in a misty blanket is the unchanging backdrop in early mornings. Seasonal crops such as beans and pulses, maize and cotton contribute the region as Treasure farmland.

The key to success of Treasure farmland is the perfect timing and rightful sitting for various crops. Seeding onion is usually made at the end of the monsoon as the cold season sets in. At that particular time, soil humidity is good and the climate cool. Onion cultivation is usually successful where water source is more convenient.

Cultivation is noble livelihood a farmer treasures for his whole life. It is the impetus for generations of farmers to inherit and toil on the land in upward or Central Myanmar. So, successful cultivation is really rewarding for farmers.

In Central Myanmar, tilling takes place either in pre-monsoon or post-monsoon. While tilling, natural fertilizers such as cow dung and humus are spread over the land. Sawing is also made systematically in rows and patterns. Spacing usually depends on single or double cropping.

Central Myanmar is an arid zone with limited rain. Central Myanmar plain is inter-spersed by rolling hills and ranges. Forest cover is also sparse.

Nowadays greening of the central plain region is going on with momentum achieving success. Various trees are planted in accordance with plans. Extension and preservation of plans go hand in hand. As part of the plan, villages are trying to substitute household fuel wood with other materials. Dried stalks and husks of crops are gradually becoming valuable source of household fuel.

Villages are competing to do away with wood fuel and use other materials. Nowadays, farmer's crops are also providing fuel for the household.

The riverside alluvial lands are also very important for cultivation. So, the farmland occupied by crops such as beans and pulses, cotton and corn for almost all seasons, is indeed the invaluable treasure of farmers.