Thanksgiving in Gotha: A look at weather, harvest and community

Thanksgiving in Gotha: A look at weather, harvest and community

In Gotha, this year's Thanksgiving Festival was shaped by mixed feelings. While fruit growers complained of poor harvest, which was affected by moist and cold spring temperatures, other farmers reported good yields in potatoes and beets. Such different harvest results are not uncommon in the region. In view of this situation, municipal educator Frieder Aechtner emphasized the importance of gratitude for the harvest, which was possible despite adverse circumstances. He also made it clear that community cooperation and peace are decisive for success in agriculture.

As part of the service, thanks for the harvesting diesel was also expressed for affordable diesel, which is a relief for many farmers. Aechtner recognized the challenges of recent times and called on to strengthen the coexistence and avoid conflicts. In his explanations, he found that only peaceful and committed work can lead to a successful life. The Thanksgiving Festival should therefore not only serve gratitude, but also to work as a request to work together to be positive together, as reported on www.thueringer-allgemeine.de .