Hello Hive
It's a bright and beautiful new day and we are yet enjoying the good weather. It is usually very cold at night, so cold that I had to take some hot fluid to get enough warmth due to my health condition. Cold are usually my number one trigger and I must kit up to avoid catching cold for falling sick as a result.
Just take a look at what the flip side of what heavy rainfalls can cause. Riped beans have all gotten rotten from the pod down to the seeds within the pods. These beans are good for no use at all. In as much as we need good amount of rains for our crops to do well, farmers have to be proactive for crops that are ripe for harvest during the periods of heavy rainfall.
Any kind of crops can be affected in this manner whenever there is continous heavy downpour. If we have enjoyed the benefits of the rains by having it pour down well for crops to produce their foods massively, one has to be ready to pick up the crops as soon as they become ripe and ready for harvest. Usually we often leave beans in the farm for the pods to dry up a little as a means of preservation, then after harvest we take them home and still sun dry it more before storage.
But Whenever the rains are this heavy you shouldn't leave them to dry in farm, better still its good to pay attention to it and pick them up as soon as they are ready to avoid this kind of damage.
While some are already experiencing this challenge badly, others have only recently planted their own beans and that is yet to near harvest. Hence while growing any crop, plan out how to properly take care of it. Everything must be done timely, from planting to weeding and even harvesting.
While the plan was in place to pick these up yesterday, they have already spoikt before we arrived here. They main plants are still flowing and can produce more food. Beans do not often produce their foods at once, hence there is possibility of more harvest from this very farm.
