I went out in the car for the first time in a while.
Our destination is a mango farm.
Lily and Loroy are running around in a construction site.
I sprayed all 70 mango trees with a spray designed to promote flowering.
If it rains right after spraying, the chemicals get washed away and you have to start all over again, but this time we were blessed with good weather.
Apparently, one tree can produce about 100 mangoes.
Since there are 70 pieces, that's 70 * 100 = 7000 pieces.
The income is about 100,000 pesos (2 million yen). However, depending on the weather, everything could be wiped out.
It's a little hard to see, but there's a small mango fruit growing at the base of the new shoot.
This is the caretaker's cabin where Charlie and his family will be living.
We will demolish the old shed and expand it to more than double its size.
The secret weapon: a concrete mixer.
Because concrete is produced so easily, the workers stacking the blocks have no time to rest.
The engine was having trouble starting the other day, but after having it adjusted, it's now running smoothly.
This is the first pigpen behind my house. Gigi had been saying for some time that the sewage was overflowing and smelled terrible,
It turned out that the wastewater tank only covered half of the second pigsty.
Therefore, along with expanding the sewage tank, we are currently modifying it so that the sewage, which previously only flowed in from one side, can now flow from the middle.
However, we had to abandon our initial plan to extend the pig barn to the underside due to structural reasons.
This is the waste that was flowing in from only one side.
Further, the tank will be expanded and modified so that waste enters from the center with a slope.