Ten days left for Ayyab summer heat end
The month of Abib, known as "the Cook of Grapes and Raisins," concludes after ten days. It holds great significance in the Egyptian agricultural cycle, as many seasonal crops such as grapes, figs, and date palms are produced during this time, thanks to the high temperatures and bright sunshine. As it approaches its end on August 7th, the agricultural sector prepares to welcome the month of Meshir, the last month suitable for farming in the Coptic year. Preparations for the autumn harvest and the readiness of lands for the new agricultural cycles are underway, with the agricultural extension sector monitoring climate changes and crop quality. The text emphasizes the importance of Abib in the ripening of crops and the subsequent preparations for the upcoming agricultural season.
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