Last Spring Rock of Ages students and parents planted corn on our newly purchased land. The idea is to farm the property until it is developed for the new school. This past week the corn was harvested and laid out to dry. The kernels will be cut from the cob and then hauled to a mill to be ground. The resulting meal will be used to make a porridge called posho, a staple food in Uganda. The posho will be prepared and the fed to the children for lunch.
This very short video shows the students bringing the dries corn inside for the next part of the harvest.
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