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PHOTOS FROM THE FARM: 8.15.19
08/16/19 — Farm
It was especially hot at the farm this week, but unfortunately the heat didn't slow the workload. We're entering into one of the biggest planting seasons of the year, and all of our fall crops are being cared for in the greenhouse or planted in the field. Meanwhile, there are summer melons and bushels of squash that still need to be harvested. We're busy, busy!
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Transplant season is upon us. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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The sun rises over the farm, and the cool night's air will soon be a distant memory. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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It's hard to imagine these okra plants started off as tiny seedlings. As we harvest the fruit, the plants get taller and taller, now towering over most of our employees. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Okra shade is better than no shade. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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An okra harvest. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Something amazing happened this week at the farm. Combine some farmers' ingenuity, some broken tent parts, and shade cloth, and behold: the shaded transplanter! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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A mobile tent, that stays with you all day long. This is a game changer for mid-day planting! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Laying drip tape to prepare for transplanting. Our drip tape is located under the soil for optimal water retention! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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We see you, watermelon. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Cucumbers under the Texas sky. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Believe it or not, covering up is the best way to stay cool. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
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Krishna, usually working from the Hergotz office, dabbles in River Road farm life this week. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Transplant season is upon us. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
The sun rises over the farm, and the cool night's air will soon be a distant memory. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
It's hard to imagine these okra plants started off as tiny seedlings. As we harvest the fruit, the plants get taller and taller, now towering over most of our employees. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Okra shade is better than no shade. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
An okra harvest. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Something amazing happened this week at the farm. Combine some farmers' ingenuity, some broken tent parts, and shade cloth, and behold: the shaded transplanter! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
A mobile tent, that stays with you all day long. This is a game changer for mid-day planting! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Laying drip tape to prepare for transplanting. Our drip tape is located under the soil for optimal water retention! Photo by Scott David Gordon.
We see you, watermelon. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Cucumbers under the Texas sky. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Believe it or not, covering up is the best way to stay cool. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
Krishna, usually working from the Hergotz office, dabbles in River Road farm life this week. Photo by Scott David Gordon.
