An “Iron Horse” is used to prep a rice field

The last thing in the world we expected was a good rice crop. The first good seed was stolen then sold. Portions of our rice crop died twice. Once to drought, and again to flood. We just finished planting some of it for the third time, but all the lime, fertilizer, weed-insect-disease control, ditching and diking is beginning to pay off. This crop should have been dead twice over, but thanks be to God we are looking at what may be the best crop of rice this region has ever seen. This should not be happening, but the pictures don’t lie. Take a look!