After a very hot November, the long-awaited rainy season finally began at the end of November. Since then, it has rained almost every day sometimes more, sometimes less and the heat has eased a bit due to the clouds.
Within just a week, the effects of the rainy season were noticeable, as grass began to sprout everywhere, becoming greener and greener with each passing week. Even the bush areas, which are neither cultivated nor watered by people, are transforming into lush green spaces. The thorn bushes are blooming with white flowers and look truly beautiful.
The rain has also brought out many animals from their hiding places. Especially in the beginning, beetles and insects could be seen crawling around everywhere. Additionally, there are now frequent sightings of scorpions, a few monitor lizards, and an increasing number of butterflies on the farm.
The reservoirs and water trenches have also partially filled with water, which has softened and moistened the soil.
As a result, many new trees are being planted, and numerous customers from outside are coming to buy trees or mangoes. For that, we are very grateful!
