So yesterday I finally had the time to go check on my groundnut farm. I've not been closed by and that made me to handle the responsibility of checking the farm to relatives at home.
One thing is rest assured, nobody else can handle your stuff better than you do and that, I saw the reflection on my small scale peanut farm. I've asked some labourers to help weed the farm while I was away but I can't relate to how the work was done in such away there's still a lot of grasses around.
It's quite a big farm and we're preparing for harvest already. This is the season of harvesting peanuts in our zone and I'm glad I'll be among the many farmers to make a harvest this year. There was little sign of pest, basically human-pest. It's one of the common issues we face around here, people badging into your farm to take from whatever you've planted that's not there's. Sometimes they intrude with their cattles and sheep's to destroy farmers efforts on the farm without remorse with their mischievous behaviors.
I removed few of the groundnuts to check the progress and if it's actually due for harvest.
From the look of the peanuts there are matured and ready for plug. I went further to break the shell so I could have a full detail of the result.
The peanuts looks good and I'm happy with the result.
Thanks to my friend 
The rain caught up with us on our way back home but we had a great time checking on the progress of the farm.
