We are doing it ourselves

Forty planted acres. Three stages of real farm experience.

AmeriCane Bamboo operates a 45-acre Georgia farm with 40 acres currently planted in Henon bamboo. Instead of describing a crop only on paper, we are learning it in the field - planting, mowing, managing water, repairing equipment, and watching each age block develop.

Our oldest five acres were planted three years ago. Five more followed two years ago. This year, we planted the remaining 30 acres. That staggered growth gives us a practical view of establishment at several stages.

  1. 3 years agoFirst 5 acresOldest Henon planting
  2. 2 years agoNext 5 acresSecond planting block
  3. This year30 more acres40 total planted acres
Tim and his dog Bleu standing beside the Ford 601 tractor at sunset
Tim and BleuWorking the land together
Emilleigh driving the Ford tractor while plowing the AmeriCane Bamboo field
EmilleighKnows how to plow
A young block of Henon bamboo growing on the farm
Young HenonEstablishment takes patience
Tim and Bleu silhouetted together against a dramatic farm sunset
Tim and BleuTogether at sunset
The Ford 601 Workmaster tractor beneath a dramatic purple sky
Ford 601 WorkmasterReady for another day
Repair work being completed on farm equipment beside the Ford tractor
Keeping it workingFarm repairs are part of the job
Bleu sitting in a newly prepared section of the bamboo farm
Bleu on inspectionA newly prepared planting area

Before clearing and planting

Look around the original open field

This true 360° panorama was made early in our farm journey, before clearing and bamboo planting. Drag with a mouse or swipe in any direction to look around. Use the wheel or the controls to zoom.

True 360° farm panoramaDrag or swipe in any direction

Stand where the bamboo stands

A 360° look at the bottom of our farm

This is not stock footage. It is a real view from the lower part of the AmeriCane Bamboo property - a glimpse of the height, light, and canopy that make a mature bamboo stand feel completely different from an open field.

Bottom of the farmUse the controls to play the 360° view