• Plowing is done to prepare the soil for autumn planting. Secondary and tertiary tillage is carried out on plowed fields. Fertilization continues along with plowing.

• Early sowing of grains, especially in cold regions, begins this month.

• Irrigation, hoeing, and other maintenance work continue in industrial crops.

• Combat against all kinds of diseases and pests is carried out.

• Harvesting and threshing operations are conducted. Leaf picking in tobacco and harvesting in other industrial crops and vegetables are done.

• In some regions, the digging of planting holes for autumn planting starts. Trays are prepared in nurseries for seed sowing.

• There is no planting of seedlings and trees.

• Maintenance, irrigation, and pruning work in fruit orchards, alongside dormant bud grafting in some regions, continue.

• Combat against pests that may emerge from eggs next year in fruits continues.

• Harvesting of some fruits is completed. Harvesting of various fruits continues. Harvested fruits are packaged and sent to the market or stored and processed. Green olives are harvested for brining.

• In some regions, planting of winter vegetables and transplanting of seedlings continue.

• Irrigation, hoeing, and other maintenance work are carried out in vegetables. Seeds are collected from vegetables.

• Combat against various pests and diseases is conducted.

• Harvesting of all types of vegetables is carried out. Harvesting of some late-season vegetables begins in some regions.

• Vegetables are packaged and sent to the market or processed in various ways.

• Maintenance work such as irrigation and vine tying continues in vineyards.

• Various disease and pest control measures are carried out.

• Grape harvesting, marketing, or processing in various ways continue.

• In some regions, animals return from pastures to barns for winter. Barns are prepared through necessary repairs and disinfection.

• Feeding, grooming, cleaning, and other care of animals continue throughout the month.

• Ram mating continues.

• Grazing in some regions continues. It's the last time for grasslands and fodder crops harvesting. Silage making of corn and other green fodder begins.

• Combat against animal diseases and pests continues.

• Barns are repaired and prepared for winter. They are painted and disinfected.

• Feeding of chickens continues with various feeds. Chickens should be released into stubble fields and clover fields frequently.

• Combat against diseases is carried out through preventive vaccinations and medications.

• Maintenance work in hives continues. Hive entrances are narrowed in cold regions.

• Combat against various bee diseases and pests is conducted.

• Honey harvesting continues. Evaluation of winter feed status in hives is done, especially in regions starting with cold weather.