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Forage Maize growing...
The photo shows a field of forage maize growing in Sussex on the South Downs, a couple of miles outside Arundel. In the foreground you can see the wild flowers which have been sown to create a field margin around the crop.
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Forage Maize growing...
The photo shows a field of forage maize growing in Sussex on the South Downs, a couple of miles outside Arundel. In the foreground you can see the wild flowers which have been sown to create a field margin around the crop.
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Forage Maize growing...
The photo shows a field of forage maize growing in Sussex on the South Downs, a couple of miles outside Arundel. In the foreground you can see the wild flowers which have been sown to create a field margin around the crop.
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Forage Maize
Maize is a domesticated form of a wild grass. It was introduced to the UK in the early part of the twentieth century. It is grown largely for forage, as the UK summers are not warm enough to ripen the crop. It has become the most important forage after grass with around 100,000 hectares grown annual...
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Forage Maize
Maize is a domesticated form of a wild grass. It was introduced to the UK in the early part of the twentieth century. It is grown largely for forage, as the UK summers are not warm enough to ripen the crop. It has become the most important forage after grass with around 100,000 hectares grown annual...
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Forage Maize
Maize is a domesticated form of a wild grass. It was introduced to the UK in the early part of the twentieth century. It is grown largely for forage, as the UK summers are not warm enough to ripen the crop. It has become the most important forage after grass with around 100,000 hectares grown annu...
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