Umluj: Rainfed farms in Umluj Governorate of Tabuk Region are currently experiencing a surge in activity as the watermelon harvest begins, reflecting the continuation of traditional agricultural practices deeply linked to the regional rainy season.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the ongoing movement of farmers harvesting ripe watermelons from fields scattered across the coastal plains has been documented. This type of agriculture relies on manual labor and traditional techniques passed down through generations, emphasizing the region's enduring heritage.
The local watermelon crop is highly sought after by residents for its quality and its significance as a symbol of agricultural heritage. These activities are a vital feature of economic life in the coastal villages north of Umluj, demonstrating the local community's adaptation to and use of the natural environment.