From 9:00am to 11:00am I participated in the removal of weeds around the yet uncultivated plots of soil and helped in the organizing of the plots for future planting of different crops. This was my second experience at the Concho Garden, and it seemed much more organized and the work was distributed more efficiently and smoothly than the last time I volunteered.
From 9:00 to 12:00, I participated in removing the grass patch with a shovel to make more space for a new plot to be installed. After removing the grass patches, I transitioned my work to removing undesired weeds from the okra patch near the garden fence. I also worked the wheelbarrow, moving soil and unearthed grass patches to the designated plots or the compost. During the morning I participated in the event, although the garden was quite crowded there were many people who did not actively nor efficiently carry out their work, despite being told of their duties. Perhaps stricter specializing of tasks would make more efficient the entire process and create more effective output.
