- Discussion of farm activities, including harvesting.
- The fields and crops of various locals, including Tobias, Mrs. Anna, and the narrator's mother, who plans to sell her harvest.
- Mention of weeds overgrowing in the fields and concerns about potential snakes.
- Examination of the growth of dragon fruit, eggplants, and other crops, noting challenges such as pests and drought.
- Highlighting the abundance of ginger ('luya') in the field, though it's not yet ready for harvest.
- Observation of crops damaged by storms, such as banana plants and pineapples; also, reflections on the fruitfulness of different plants like mulberries, sitaw (long beans), and eggplants.
- A visit to Mrs. Anna's overgrown field, discussing the difficulty of maintaining it and the need for regular upkeep to prevent overgrowth and maintain soil health.
- Impressions on the sizes of avocados and other plants within the farm area; concerns about insect bites and the heat.
- The narrator's mother discusses the medicinal qualities of certain plants, believed to be planted by native peoples in the area.
- Mention of the spiritual belief associated with pointing at things, which can lead to being cursed (‘manununo’).
- The video ends with the narrator discussing plans to visit another location ('alag') to pay respects (‘makikilamay’) and to see Uncle Oyet.
- Throughout, there are discussions about the challenges and realities of rural and agricultural life, including the importance of weather patterns on crop cultivation.