Wheat and wine on a hill farm in Midi France
Pierre Lafargue runs a 60 acre hillside estate near Molieres Tarn et Garonne. The farm, held for 800 years, relies on cows for manure and work, wheat as the main crop, and a strict wheat rotation with clover or other crops. Harvest is a daily all‑hands effort with early starts and long hours to protect the grain.
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The weather bureau reports hailstorms remain a major risk to crops in 1924 despite drought and heat. From New York to California and Florida to Montana hail laid fields to ground, with some stones two inches to the size of saucers. Destructive hail years peak in June to August, with Florida’s season starting in February and storms spreading southwest and northward. Estimates show yearly losses reaching millions, though no single year’s total is definite.
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