My little home farming

Hello community, it is with great pleasure that today I take you on this trip in photographs through my agriculture next to my house in a small land that I have.
I have always been a person who loved agriculture, being able to sow, treat with affection, take care of and reap the fruits of our dedication and work.
That's why I've always liked having these plants with me, it's so good when, for example, we need a lettuce and we go to our vegetable garden and pick up what we sow and take care of.
On this trip we will pass through many plantations of this time although at this time we are in drought due to lack of rain and we have to water almost every day to keep our plantation thriving.
Hope you like it let's go on this trip you are all invited.

This first image is a photograph that I loved taking a species of bee taking the nutrients it needs for itself in a flower from a bean plantation.
At the moment mine are in bloom, there are those who have this plantation more advanced but I think I'm in the right time and in a month I hope to be picking the first beans to taste them.

Here, as you can see, I always have the hose with water ready in this case to water since the rain this year doesn't seem to want to appear and the plants and these plantations need a lot of water.

These plantations are called in my country turnip cabbage, which makes a good turnip, which is often used for soups or even to cook and accompany, for example, a good roasted fish or something of that kind.

Just while we were talking about the fava beans they are prepared here in my country but it always takes a bunch of garlic leaves so in this image you can already see the garlic that I sowed giving these beautiful leaves but they still need to grow almost twice, it's ready to be ready when the beans are too.

At this moment many people start to put onions in this case I put this one about 15 days ago and it is growing well then when this one is almost ready in two months I put another one that comes bigger and so I have the onions for the whole year.

Here is a small flower bed, still with small plants but they are oregano that I love to put, for example in a salad, among other culinary preparations.

Another photo now with a slightly wider and panoramic view of my fava beans as you can see they are developing well.

To complement this plantation of mine, I present these peas that I put in the ground about 20 days ago because they are more sensitive and the frost was still falling and in my country only at the end of the frost do we put the peas on the ground.

I hope you enjoyed this trip with me through my garden through my agriculture and plantations.

I hope you enjoyed this trip with me through my garden through my agriculture and plantations.