Author: Becca

The link https://youtu.be/HLsM5gfXqic of the fields where I hunted for and found the heirloom black wheat
We now have independent 4 areas maybe more as I plan on going into some other areas, but 4 as of today. So there will be 4 areas to tell us the condition of the wild wheat as we approach the April 18th date for Shavuot

Why does the barley have an inspection but the wheat has to be hunted? Because barley grows everywhere but wheat is scarce and precious: Mat 13:29 But he said, No; lest while ye gather the tares, ye root up also the wheat with them.
Mat 13:30 Let both grow together until the harvest: and in the time of harvest I will say to the reapers, Gather ye first the tares, and bind them in bundles to burn them: but gather the wheat into my barn.

….good news to follow!!!

An interesting thing to me this year is that the storks arrived completely silent. Those of you who have followed the group may remember that about 2 years ago, someone called me on the carpet because someone researched the fact that storks do not have voices. However, what happens is that until about the age of one year, storks can make noises. As they mature towards being able to breed, they lose their voice. They can only make a clacking noise with their beaks. Normally when the young storks arrive from last year’s fledglings, you can hear them overhead because they are not old enough to mate, and they still have their voice. This was not the case for 2021. There have been no young calling storks overhead in this season. What does that tell you? The chicks were older than normal, and there should be a bumper crop of fledglings for this year!

7:40 p.m. naked-eye, Poriyah Ilit

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