Hola amigos de hive.
Hoy quiero dedicarle este post a quienes son responsables de que nosotros tengamos alimento en nuestra mesa.
Quienes se dedican a cultivar la tierra son personas dedicadas y entregadas al cultivo de alimentos.
Un agricultor trabaja día a día, de sol a sol, muchos lo hacen para el sustento de su familia, otros en grandes cantidades para ser comercializada.
Y es que los agricultores experimentan muchas situaciones que nosotros pasamos por alto y no tomamos en cuenta.
Corren el riesgo de ser picados por algún animal ponzoñoso, tienen sus manos llenas de tierra, con cicatrices por heridas de su duro trabajo, espaldas cansadas, quemaduras en su piel por los rayos del sol, cuerpos empapados en sudor destilando cansancio, dolor, deseo de alimentar su familia, el amor por lo que hacen brota por sus poros.
Mis padres dedicaron mucho tiempo a la agricultura, podía ver en sus rostros el resultado del duro trabajo que hacían y la satisfacción de cosechar su fruto para alimentar a sus hijos.
Las fotos que mostraré a continuación es una pequeña parte de su cultivo.
Hello hive friends.
Today I want to dedicate this post to those who are responsible for us having food on our table.
Those who are dedicated to cultivate the land are people dedicated and devoted to growing food.
A farmer works day by day, from sunrise to sunset, many do it for the sustenance of his family, others in large quantities to be marketed.
Farmers experience many situations that we overlook or do not take into account.
They run the risk of being bitten by some poisonous animal, they have their hands full of dirt, scars from the wounds of their hard work, tired backs, burns on their skin from the sun's rays, bodies drenched in sweat, distilling fatigue, pain, the desire to feed their family; the love for what they do flows from their pores.
My parents spent a lot of time farming, I could see in their faces the result of the hard work they did and the satisfaction of harvesting their fruit to feed their children.
The photos I will show below is a small part of their farming.
Ellos son mis papás, aunque no pude fotografiarlos en su faena, está foto fué cuando íbamos en la carretera a recoger el cultivo de maíz.
They are my parents, although I could not photograph them at work, this photo was when we were on the road to pick the corn crop.
El es mi hermano menor con parte de la cosecha que sacamos que sacamos detrás de esos arbusto ya que la siembra estaba algo retirada.
He is my younger brother with part of the crop that we took out behind those bushes since the planting was a bit removed.
Mi hermoso sobrino también trabajo y quiso posar para la foto pero con estilo, si detallan un poco la fotografía podrán ver qué en su boca tiene una pequeña paja jajajaja.
My beautiful nephew also worked and wanted to pose for the picture but with style, if you detail a little bit the picture you can see that in his mouth he has a little straw hahahaha.
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