How our growing beans got overwhelmed by weeds.

Well today is yet another day in the farm and take a look at what is staring at me.
Quite a chaos that grasses and other plants have now choked our growing beans. Beans is a leguminous cover crops and in order to have a good harvest at any farming seasons we have to cautious enough to follow all the proper procedures and precautions.
While trying to grow too many crops, here are some of the challenges we face, inability to pay proper attention to every portion of our farms.

And some times mixing cultivation causes the kind of chaos you see below.

A healthy growing beans like ours shouldn't be overwhelmed with grasses.

After cultivating the land, it is often advisable to spray this chemicals to prevent grasses that will grow to disturb the beans.
We have done that and you can see how the beans was totally free from grasses earlier on.

A first weeding ought to be done when the beans is gets to at least a month of growth before it begins to cover the ground like the one we have here. At the time of first weeding the grasses were very few in number and a simple hand picking was done instead of a thorough weeding with hoes.

This is the situation today. The bean have been planted in batches and this portion of the beans have well spread and covered the ground and grasses have caught up with this.

Weeding this is a bit challenging at this time. The beans gets uprooted with the weeds if we try to remove the weeds
The weeds might not affect the productivity of beans at this stage but a bit of a challenge when harvest time comes.