All that work and no videos……technology is great until operator failure happens
In the Emmer field where we found the indigenous black wheat. All of the black wheat and wild oat stalks were laying over in donkey wallows. Nothing to see, all of the wheat was gone. Everything in JUST that wheat section was mashed flat as far as I could physically see. However I didn’t walk the whole large field to see if there were other wallows but I bet there were lots based on what I did saw. There were several areas of donkey wallows last year when I was in this same field.
This is when you’ve got to say it wasn’t in Elohim’s plans for us to have access to that emmer this year. He knows best.
In the domestic wheat field there was plenty of volunteer domestic wheat in the roped off area that was in advanced stages of karmel.
When the sun gets lower in the sky I’ll go back to the domestic field and make another video…..sorry….it’s not as easy as you might think when you are the reporter and videographer under the glaring Israeli sun and you simply can’t see what you are doing.Updated May 24, 2018, 6:54 PM