ByBetty
The cotton is just beginning to bloom at Bingham Organic Farm.
Notice in this photo the weeds in the field in the farther distance and the area of cotton closer to us that the field workers have hoed is cleaner of weeds. That is what we do in our organic fields.
Hope your work week is off to a good start as well.
Blessings,
Betty
Betty
Hopeful for growing truffles at Bingham Organic Farms.
Betty
Yes, our organic row crops are in need of rain, but we also need to test the grapes in our vineyards to see if they are ready for harvesting. Grape harvest looks like it will start earlier the year than it usually does.
Betty
The Texas wine industry and other specialty crops face threats from Dicamba due to volatility, prompting calls for public action.
Betty
Our family got to be a part of a project done by Anvil Knitwear (http://www.anvilknitwear.com/.) By the way, if you watch the intro on their web site as it changes pictures you will see a picture of one of my daughters out in one of our cotton fields. So, let’s get back to the really…
Betty
More organic pima cotton blossoms to enjoy, growing on Bingham Family Farm.
Betty
Growing hemp at Bingham Organic Farms for CBD products.