The everyday of our family farm
Looking good on the flat there.
I like the symmetrical view. I never ever thought of Farmers as artist with their crop layout.
We don’t grow oats as much as the larger farms now concentrate on corn and soybeans. We let the norther states grow the oats and wheat now.
Great shot. Have a good week, Diane
Good luck. I hope there is a clear winner.
It looks like this island this time of year. Here it’s often potatoes though.
Cool I like
Interesting--- I never thought of the kind of experimentation that must go on.
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Looking good on the flat there.
ReplyDeleteI like the symmetrical view. I never ever thought of Farmers as artist with their crop layout.
ReplyDeleteWe don’t grow oats as much as the larger farms now concentrate on corn and soybeans. We let the norther states grow the oats and wheat now.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Have a good week, Diane
ReplyDeleteGood luck. I hope there is a clear winner.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like this island this time of year. Here it’s often potatoes though.
ReplyDeleteCool I like
ReplyDeleteInteresting--- I never thought of the kind of experimentation that must go on.
ReplyDelete