Dr. Jane Dever shows us around the test plots where she and her staff are working to develop cotton varieties with traits that are beneficial for organic production.
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The first blossoms for the year are forming in the cotton. This is early for us for them to appear compared to other years. This flower is from our organic pima cotton.
Compost for Organic Row Crops at Bingham Farm
Spreading compost in row crops at Bingham Organic Farms.
Irrigation and Drought
Irrigation on the High Plains of Texas starts with beads and continues with children at the circle system.
Hopes for Truffles on Bingham Organic Farm
Hopeful for growing truffles at Bingham Organic Farms.
Edible Austin
Here is a #ThrowbackThursday from 2013 when Jessica Dupuy wrote an article about our family in 2013 for Edible Austin.
To Rain or not to Rain on the Texas High Plains
Right now rain would be good for the emerging organic cotton plants, but it would delay harvest for the organic wheat. Not sure what to pray for at Bingham Family Vineyards.
