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RF2T2PA15–Close-up view of the layer of straw, or dry grass, from a compost windrow, used to cover decomposing organic material through the composting process.
RFP7ENK0–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, with hay windrows drying in a field in the foreground under a blue sky with fibrous clouds.
RF2T2PA25–Hay, straw, or dry grass, used for covering, protecting and nourishing the soil, composting, animal feed and in bioconstruction.
RMB2GTGE–farmer sitting on a massey ferguson 185 old tractor pulling a haymaker attachment in a field making hay county down
RF2T2PA27–Hay, straw, or dry grass, used for covering, protecting and nourishing the soil, composting, animal feed and in bioconstruction.
RF2T2PA2A–Composting windrow with a view of the drainage pipe installed to collect the slurry generated in the composting process of decomposing organic matter.
RF2W9MXWE–Almost dry hay windrows lined in front of farm buildings in English hilly countryside of Derbyshire.
RFRH2R3G–Norwegian rural landscape with tractor making windrows of freshly cut hay to dry before being baled Norway Scandinavia
RFCF6NEH–AGRICULTURE IN THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES GRAIN FARMING. Round Bales of Straw partly covered with snow.
RFM80J4N–English rural landscape with tractor collecting cut hay making silage bales Southern England UK
RMBT0935–Rows of harvested wheat and cumulus clouds on Canadian Prairie. Tiger Hills, Manitoba, Canada.
RFP7ENKM–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, with hay windrows drying in a field in the foreground under a blue sky with fibrous clouds.
RMB2GREE–farmer sitting on a massey ferguson 185 old tractor pulling a haymaker attachment in a field making hay county down
RF2T2PA2D–Close-up view of the drainage pipe of a composting windrow, to collect the slurry generated in the composting process of decomposing organic matter.
RF2W9MXX1–Swaths of dry hay in farmland in a hilly English countryside of Derbyshire in Peak District National Park, United Kingdom.
RF2K89GEX–Hay bales of mowed dried grass pressed into rolls, alongside hay windrows, on farm land in the countryside in Transylvania, Romania
RF2WC9XD1– Straw reaper removes dry plant stems in farm field aerial view. Contemporary combine truck mows into windrows in agricultural meadow on summer day
RFP7ENJD–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, with hay windrows drying in a field in the foreground under a blue sky with fibrous clouds.
RFM7RCM5–English rural landscape with tractor collecting cut hay making silage bales Southern England UK
RMEEW7K4–An old hay rake that was once drawn by a tractor and arranged hay in windrows, in Mecosta County, Michigan, USA
RM2WM2F2G–Freshly harvested fields. Brihuega, La Alcarria, Guadalajara, Castilla La Mancha, Spain, Europe
RMAT8NCA–AGRICULTURE Wheat field in Prairies of Alberta, Canada, North America. Baling straw feed for livestock'
RMW4RMWB–Petersdorf, Germany. 24th July, 2019. After the grain harvest, the straw lies as a swath (aerial photograph with a drone). A windrow or swath is the name given to straw lying in rows after the grain harvest, which is later pressed into rolls or bales. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMB2GNF4–farmer sitting on a massey ferguson 185 old tractor pulling a haymaker attachment in a field making hay county down
RF2EMKY4M–The tractor collects dry hay in the field, the hay presses the bale press, work in the field.2020
RM2AWT6E2–Insect pests of farm, garden and orchard . ere the vines have been regularly sprayed but little troublewill be had with them. Where they suddenly appear in largeswarms in gardens or on truck land, they are often destroyed bya line of men and children slowly driving them with branches, asthe beetles move but slowly. If a ditch is available it may beoiled, and the beetles destroyed like grasshoppers (page 108), orthey may be driven into a windrow of straw, hay, or any inflam-mable rubbish and burned in it. INSECTS INJURIOUS TO POTATOES AND TOMATOES 303 Three-lined Leaf-beetle * Closely related t
RFP7ENHH–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, with hay windrows drying in a field in the foreground under a blue sky with fibrous clouds.
RFM8JP97–English rural landscape with tractor collecting cut hay making silage bales Southern England UK
RMW4RMXY–Petersdorf, Germany. 24th July, 2019. A small lake, surrounded by green meadows, can be seen in the middle of a harvested grain field, where the straw lies as a swath (aerial photograph with a drone). A windrow or swath is the name given to straw lying in rows after the grain harvest, which is later pressed into rolls or bales. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RM2CDB0BX–. Insect pests of farm, garden and orchard . e the vines have been regularly sprayed but little troublewill be had with them. Where they suddenly appear in large-swarms in gardens or on truck land, they are often destroyed bya line of men and children slowly driving them with branches, asthe beetles move but slowly. If a ditch is available it may beoiled, and the beetles destroyed like grasshoppers (page 108), orthey may be driven into a windrow of straw, hay, or any inflam-mable rubbish and burned in it. INSECTS INJURIOUS TO POTATOES AND TOMATOES 303 Three-lined Leaf-bee tie * Closely related
RFP7ENMK–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, with hay windrows drying in a field in the foreground under a blue sky with fibrous clouds.
RFREMA68–The Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, France, seen from the polders with hay windrows drying in a field under a bright sunlight.
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