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Farmer working on the sprinkler line.
Since his ancestor settled there in the 19th century, farming has been the only occupation for six generations of the family.
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“Farming is a profession of hope”
― Brian Brett
Farming in this part of the state is still alive though the number of farms have diminished. The old tobacco barns have changed their usage, yet still provide the storage for crops and livestock. Where there are farms... hope springs eternal.
Country farmlands in Sunderland, MA
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In a scene that has become far too common in Wisconsin - An abandoned dairy farm sits quiet and forgotten along old Highway 10 between Blenker and Milladore. – October 2016 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
Happy Earth Day!
Earth Day 2025 is celebrated on April 22, marking the 55th anniversary of this global event aimed at promoting environmental awareness and action. The theme for this year is "Our Power, Our Planet," focusing on the importance of renewable energy and collective action to combat climate change. Bonneville County, Idaho.
Class 56 No. 56113 heads north along the Welsh Marches line along glorious countryside straddling the English Welsh border with timber in tow destined for Chirk from Baglan Bay (6Z51). The unique Skirrid Hill composed of Devonian sandstone is seen in the background. Photographed from Walterstone Common at the English/Welsh border.
Moss Landing PG&E plant. Northern California. Sorrounded by farming fields: artichokes, parsley, strawberry, etc.
Northamptonshire is a rural county on the edge of both the Midlands and East Anglia. With just six main towns - Northampton is by far the largest - and no cities, its predominant feature is gently rolling farmland. Once known for its shoe industry, cheap foreign imports have now taken over and the numerous small shoe factories either converted or demolished. The large steelworks at Corby has closed, though it still has its tube manufacturing plant. With the M1 and the A14 both crossing the county, Northamptonshire has become a major warehousing and distribution centre with new warehouses seemingly being opened virtually every week. Despite this activity and the government's insistence that thousands of new homes be built here, it remains - at least for the moment - a relatively quiet backwater. It was known as the County of Squires and Spires, after its large country houses and estates and numerous beautiful churches. It is indeed still the county of Bridget Jones.
Oysters farming is one of my favorite subjects.
The oysters fields are a maze of paths to explore.
Used ND1000 + ND8
France Sept 2019 ... the apple farms were all ready for their rich pickings! Crates delivered ready and waiting for the seasonal pickers to fill them! I wondered what the apples were destined for?
This is one from earlier. Found it in my archives...Land preparation for planting...
Never talk about a farmer with your mouth full.
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On our third day of shooting, we were going to Bombay Beach on the Salton Sea. I asked my friend to stop if we had a good view of some haystacks. Its been a long time since I've driven through this area and I don't remember there being some much hay being produced. I looked online and cattle and hay are the two most types of farming done in this area.
Imperial Valley grows the most hay and cattle in the state of California and it shows when you drive through the countryside. We saw a feed lot with a capacity to hold 80,000 head of cattle crammed into the corrals. It was crazy how little space they had to even move. Well, the cattle have to eat and you have thousands of acres of alfalfa being grown. Along with the fields of hay, you have miles of canals like this one bringing water to the plants. Kind of hard to believe this is a desert area.
Vertical farming is the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers. It often incorporates controlled-environment agriculture, which aims to optimize plant growth, and soilless farming techniques such as hydroponics, aquaponics, and aeroponics.
My entry for the Space Jam 12x12 vignette category over on Flickr. I know vertical farms are more 'near-future' than 'science-fiction', but I believe this may be the primary source of farming for humanity someday. If you're curious, go ahead and look up the concept/test facilities already in use, they're amazingly cool!
Flew slowly to work Friday, against the wind, but it was cloud most of the way with a few breaks. I had to stay awake to catch anything.
Hope your weekend goes well. We have been celebrating our daughter's birthday with a party Friday and Italian dinner out tonight.
Taken June 18th 2017 12:09 am east of Highmore, South Dakota. An old John Deer tractor sits under the night sky. The Great Rift, Galactic Center of our Milky Way Galaxy and some pretty amazing Air-glow.
Canon EOS 6D
EF16-35mm f/2.8 L III USM
20s f2.8 6400iso
2 frame vertorama
diffused lights used on the tractor