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The modern method of growing certain Winter crops is to sow then in the previous years stubble. The moisture is retained better and is possible because of the use of the GPS system. These Beans given good rains will rise above the straw and yield a good harvest.
The wheat is gone (was harvested a week ago). I do not know what the farmer intends to do with the stubble. Leaving it over winter would be good for our wildlife or, to be more precise, for what is left of it. We will see. Leica M8, Elmar 50/2.8.
The remains of a summer corn field near the hamlet of Comford in Cornwall
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This is the same field and near same view point as
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After the wheat harvest, Sherman County, SE of Moro, OR. July 2014. Access permission granted by property owner.
I took this a short distance outside of the City of Edmonton. I had to get away from the Christmas shoppers.
This is stubble from a crop of canola (rape seed).
A hard frost and good snow on the Ochil Hills, north central Scotland.
The ruined building is an old cottage of some sort, with trees now growing inside it.
I used a flash on low power to give some foreground detail, as the dynamic range was considerable at this late in the day.
Sample pictures of beardy men for a blog I have. Gay men, straight men, bushy beards, patchy stubble -- it's a facial hair-a-palooza.
Arrived at Paddys Oysters jetty on the Central Coast of NSW to unexpected fog and a mid tide which reminded me of a 2 day stubble.
Scored some sky colour plus the fog created a nice mood so all was not lost.
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I knew that this field of barley had recently been cut and thought I'd venture back to this spot to get a decent stubble shot. However that brown colour is not all golden stubble as the farmer had just sprayed the field with copious amounts of muck. The things we do to get a decent shot. 60017 heads past Woolaston working 6B47 18:04 Westerleigh Murco to Margam Terminal Complex.