What happend in the season of akhet and what did the farmers do?

In ancient Egypt, the season of Akhet, or the inundation season, occurred from June to September when the Nile River flooded its banks, enriching the soil with nutrient-rich silt. During this time, farmers could not cultivate their fields due to the flooding, so they focused on repairing tools, maintaining irrigation systems, and preparing for the upcoming planting season. Additionally, many farmers engaged in other activities such as fishing, hunting, and working on construction projects for temples or tombs. This period was crucial for ensuring a successful harvest in the subsequent season.