Hello Hive

I find it really easy to grow beans and if anyone wants to venture into I will recommend starting with growing beans unless one wants to grow some cash crops that will make you to begin consider long term growing crops like palm fruits and others. Out of all the crops that we normally grow, this seam to be the one that doesn't out so much pressure on us.

Take a look at how our beans are now already flowering. It hasn't been up to 2months that we have planted this beans and they are already flowering. They used to call them 40days beans as a nickname that they produce fast. At first I thought that within that 40days, they would have grown and produced their food within that duration, although their timing of growth and food production isn't farm from what it is called. They are just about a month old and are already producing their food.

The flowering stage is followed almost instantly by the seed production. Maximally between the periods of 1-2month you can grow some beans and have them produce food ready to be eaten.

Looking at the farm now I feel so tired already. The farm doesn't even look like one in which we have carried out some weeding on it here.
Everything is growing fast, both the weeds and the crops due to the abundance of rains. Now we have to engage in another round of weeding here if we desire to do our harvesting in a clearer farm. I'm not sure yet if the grasses in the farm can affect the growing beans.

Some crops get affected by grasses easily and before you know it they will start growing yellow leaves and a setback in seed production. Due to the number of work we have on ground currently we may not be attending to these yet. Our rice farms needs the attention first as it is in its critical growth stage even though the work there is not a palatable one.

I hope that Tuesday brings us alot of good fortune. Happy new day.