Nueva Ecija is called the “Rice Granary of the Philippines” because of its endless farms and farmers dedicated to producing rice. Nueva Ecija produces most of Luzon rice and other crops. Rice Farming in Nueva Ecija remains at the top of business compared to the other provinces in the Philippines despite being cast in an El Nino. Despite having humid and dry weather in the province. The province has the best irrigation system in the country but despite that, some lands, fields, and farmers experience a shortage of water on some days, especially when it's summer, Only 30 percent of the country’s farmlands benefit from communal irrigation while the rest still rely on rainwater. majority of rice-producing provinces are still dependent on traditional farming, which is more laborious, expensive, and above all, less productive. How the farmers take good care of the rice field and when they harvest it they make sure it is well taken care of. The dedication of the farmers just to give us very nice rice is no joke; the hours and days that they work are sometimes worth it, sometimes not. Why? Because the farmers gave us very nice rice to eat, but the price of the rice is very low. It doesn’t give justice to the farmers, they work hard for it in return they will just have a very low income because the rice was sold at a very low price, and how in producing high-quality rice there are some pricey binhi and fertilizers. Let us all start acknowledging the hard work that every worker does for all of us to have something to eat, Raise awareness by sharing this to more people that you know every little help counts to bring a solution to the problem.