The farmland covers an area of 25,935 square meters.2.
Lily seemed happy to be outdoors after a long time.
Lee and the others were enjoying themselves on the back of the truck during the journey.
Roroy also loves the back of trucks.
Approximately half of the 4 hectares have been cleared.
Corn is planted in this area.
Cute little leaves have sprouted from the corn seeds.
They're going to give it its second fertilizer application next week.
I bought two 30kg bags of fertilizer for 2000 pesos.
We grow vegetables here.
We cultivate pumpkins, taro, okra, cabbage, eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, papayas, and other vegetables.
This is taro.
This is the potato area on the other side of the stream.
Apparently, this is a plant that produces large taro roots.
Planting of the yam variety called Casaba.
This is a pigsty where work has been halted due to insufficient budget.
I sent 15,000 yen (approximately 7,000 pesos) and arranged for the concrete to be purchased and the floor finished next week.
By the way, I've already used up all my living expenses for September. My next Japanese yen income won't arrive until October 15th. How am I going to manage?