I’ve never seen so much land given over to growing crops as
I have here in Germany. Paddocks are relatively small, they begin on the
fenceline of the last house in the village, and more often than not, two
paddocks side by side contain different crops.
On the other hand, animals are few and far between. I’ve seen cows and some horses, but no sheep.
On a short walk around Proitzer Mühle, I’ve found:
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| Onions |
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| Wheat |
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| This wheat was harvested last week. Proitzer
Mühle is behind those trees |
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| Corn. They grow a lot to use for Bio-oil |
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| Barley. This is looking towards the Unnererdschenberg |
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| Corn on the left, barley on the right |
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| Spinach, with corn at the back |
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| Spinach foreground, potatoes background |
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| Potatoes foreground, corn background |
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| More wheat, with onions the bluey coloured crop in the background |
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