Harvests

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A tropical island is a perfect example of paradise when it comes to survival. It has no snow or spring throughout the year—only summer all the time. The indigenous people who have lived there for thousands of years are an example of successful survival, and it has already been proven that they are happier, partly because of the abundant sunshine and sufficient vitamin D. People do not have to worry about their plants, as the climate is consistently ideal
One of most indemand in the market /bio banana
Banana is one of the most important fruits in the world. It is also famously grown in tropical climates and is one of the most widely consumed fruits globally. Bananas are valued worldwide for their flavor, nutritional value, and year-round availability. 
My family preparing for transport  sell to market
Bananas have been a part of our family life since the beginning. This type of banana has a pleasant smell when ripe, is one of my father's favorites, and has become a favorite on the island. It is also in demand in the market. Most of the bananas my family plants are organic.
Horse use for to transport to highway
                                                         Parents farm/ perfect climate for tropics plants
 The perfect climate for all types of tropical plants is due to the mountain's high-quality temperature.
Rice is one of the most widely eaten foods worldwide. There are two main types of rice: water rice and upland rice. For people in the mountains, upland rice, which is planted on dry land without irrigation, is considered the best. It does not require chemical sprays and grows naturally. This type of rice has a pleasant aroma and is a regional specialty. It was my family’s favorite when I was a child, as well as my grandmother’s favorite. This rice is in high demand in the market because it is grown only in specific climates.

 Apricot/Marille

The apricot season starts between mid-March and mid-April, depending on the weather. Apricots should only be harvested when they are fully ripe. In Austria, this is usually the case from mid-July to early August. 
Graz Spring
Haevest with friend Burgindland
Click here jam and harvest: https://fb.watch/x2knl2Zs36/
As the summer sun blazes and gardens flourish, July brings us one of the season's sweetest and most nutritious fruits—the apricot. These small, golden fruits are delicious and packed with health benefits, making them a perfect addition to summer meals. The apricot is also Armenia's national fruit.

Wine grapes

Green Grapes Burginland
Wine grapes are among the world’s oldest cultivated fruits. There are many different varieties grown worldwide, and in Austria, the most widely planted grape variety is the white grape, which occupies almost 68% of the country's vineyard area. During the harvest season, mostly in September, farmers offer tastings for wine lovers. At the same time, people can purchase wine directly from the farmers.

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