Description
Every August, Sarah spent time at Grandma and Grandpa’s farm to help out Grandma prepare meals to bring out to fields and whenever she could, she would stay behind to keep Grandpa company in the combine. Her favourite part of this adventure was when Grandpa would test the wheat by first rolling the head (or spike) of wheat between the palms of his hands and then blow away the chaff. He would then pop out the kernel and bite down on it. If it cracked, it meant it was dry and ready to harvest.
