Seasonal walks

The year as the crop keeps it, not as an office calendar

These windows are typical for Georgian ground we already walk. Weather moves them. A visit still has to fit your harvest, not this list.

Open agricultural landscape used as a reminder of walking season
April

Plot comparison walks in winter wheat while stands can still be judged before the canopy closes. Useful when two sowing dates sit on neighbouring ground.

June

Wheat harvest visits in Shida Kartli and similar belts. Yield notes want tickets from the first dry week, not from the last damp wagon alone.

August

Sunflower and early maize. Headland lodging shows clearly. Briefings from the previous wheat harvest can happen in the same trip if papers are ready.

September

Main maize weeks in the lowlands, including Marneuli ground. Seasonal yield visits book out; call before the first field is cut if you want the river plots separated.

October

Hazelnut rows once the orchard floor can be walked. Comparison mornings look at blank spaces along the drip line rather than at a single orchard average.

Winter

Harvest record reconstruction at the table. No crop to walk; the work is tickets, maps, and saying when a shared bin cannot be split.

See the visits themselves