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Village Woman Extracts Sugarcane Juice with Belna | Traditional Gur Making in Punjab

Watch a hardworking village woman from Punjab, Pakistan, as she operates a Belna (traditional sugarcane crusher) to extract fresh sugarcane juice. This age-old technique is a key part of organic jaggery (Gur) making, a practice deeply rooted in rural farming traditions. In winter, rural families in Pakistan, India, Nepal, and Bangladesh produce natural, chemical-free gur using bull-powered sugarcane crushers. The extracted juice is then boiled over a wood-fired stove until it turns into pure, organic jaggery, similar to molasses. 📌 What You’ll See in This Video: ✅ Traditional Sugarcane Juice Extraction with a Belna ✅ Village Woman’s Daily Routine in Punjab ✅ Gur Making Process from Sugarcane Juice ✅ Old Techniques Still Used in Rural Farming 🌿 Why This Matters? Organic Gur (Jaggery) is a natural alternative to refined sugar, packed with minerals and health benefits. This video offers a glimpse into the sustainable lifestyle of village communities. 📢 If you love traditional village life, organic food processing, and farm-to-table methods, subscribe to ApnaPunjabAe! #ApnaPunjabAe #villagelife #organicjaggery #bullpower #villageroutine #villagewoman