Raking lucerne (alfalfa) ready to bale into silage. The silage is then trucked straight out to a dairy farm.
The rows are a bit hard to see in the photo. It is our last cut for the season and the yield is pretty light, but we do a small final cut before the lucerne becomes dormant over winter.
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And what a delightful view you get from your office...
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to work out what you might be doing.
ReplyDeleteRaking lucerne (alfalfa) ready to bale into silage. The silage is then trucked straight out to a dairy farm.
DeleteThe rows are a bit hard to see in the photo. It is our last cut for the season and the yield is pretty light, but we do a small final cut before the lucerne becomes dormant over winter.
Thanks for that explanation. I was quite puzzled.
DeleteGreeeeeen Acres is the place to be . . . .
ReplyDeleteEarly.... I like the way the tractor's nose is positioned.
ReplyDeleteThose gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteI know, amazing aren't they!! I love the colours that you get just after the sun comes up. You have to be quick though, it only lasts a few minutes.
DeleteSuper view. Love the farm.
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You very straight lines never cease to amaze me! Diane
ReplyDeleteYour farm looks nice.
ReplyDeleteI love this perspective in this photo.