Unpredictable weather conditions are one of my biggest challenges as a farmer this year, the rainfall might be much, and then the next year it will be a whole different thing entirely.
Some years bring too much rain, while other years the rainfall is poor, and other times the rain stops when you need it, leaving you with limited choices to take.
But then I have no choice every year I have to farm cause that's the only way I can feed and take care of the needs that work cannot, so in every challenge I have to come up with a swift solution.
Beans might look delicate in their early stages, but they are specially built to withstand a wide range of weather conditions better than many crops. Their deep-rooted system helps them tap into nutrients and water deep in the ground.
During dry spells, while other crops struggle to survive, beans have a way of slowing down their growth, conserving energy, and once the rain starts, they pick up so fast as though nothing happened.
And in spells of excessive rainfall, it also adapts very well, showing good tolerance, and with proper spacing and well-drained soil, they can handle wet conditions without getting rotten easily.