Tugay helps load truck
It is harvest time at Legacy school in Chiang Mai. The rice is ripe and ready. Professor Ong-Art, who runs an organic farm near our rice fields told us we need to harvest NOW because our rice is so heavy it will begin to break the stalks!
So, classes are cancelled and all the teachers and students have headed for the fields to bring in the harvest before the King’s Birthday holiday this Thursday, December 5.
T. Leon Sexton
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- Tugay helps load truck
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- Ne Blu Too helps harvest
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- Legacy Farm pickup loaded with harvested rice
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- Legacy Teacher Meagan Garrant bringing in the harvest
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- Legacy students harvest the rice with Kay U in foreground
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- Fred the scarecrow overlooks the harvest
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- Ne Blu Too joins in the harvest
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- Moe Paley harvesting ripe rice
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- Stacking the rice for threshing
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- Moe Paley displays cut sheaf
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- Zac Coish (in red shirt) and team ready to begin harvest
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- Ready to harvest
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- Black rice ripening
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- Three acres of rice ready to harvest
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- Harvesters hard at work
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- Rice sheaves ready to pick up
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- “Bringing in the sheaves”
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- (L to R) Tyler Kincade, Seng Aung and Zac Coish harvesting rice
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- Tyler (L) and Seng Aung harvesting
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- Tyler (L) and Seng Aung harvesting
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- Tyler (L) and Seng Aung harvesting
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- Seng Aung binds the sheaves
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- Hom Mali rice ready to harvest
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- Seng Aung binding sheaves
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- Tyler, Seng Aung and Zac inspect rice to see if it is ready to harvest
