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Mown hay
Mown hay

Closeup of a swath of freshly mowed green grass on the field, the grass was mowed by the farmer with a drum mower without conditioner and after drying will be silaged
Closeup of a swath of freshly mowed green grass on the field, the grass was mowed by the farmer with a drum mower without conditioner and after drying will be silaged

Pyramid of hay barrels stacked in a field near animal farm
Pyramid of hay barrels stacked in a field near animal farm

Female hands with black currants
Female hands with black currants

Girl walking on the forest with her dog.
Girl walking on the forest with her dog.

Hands holding bunch of fodder for calfs, livestock feed.
Hands holding bunch of fodder for calfs, livestock feed.

Red clover in a hand.Clover extract. Valuable forage and medicinal plant.Useful herbs and flowers.Womens health flower.
Red clover in a hand.Clover extract. Valuable forage and medicinal plant.Useful herbs and flowers.Womens health flower.

Close up of a metal colander bowl of nutritious foraged edible organic flowers and plants from the home garden of nettles, violets, spinach on a vintage wooden table in the sunshine in Summer
Close up of a metal colander bowl of nutritious foraged edible organic flowers and plants from the home garden of nettles, violets, spinach on a vintage wooden table in the sunshine in Summer

Ripe golden wheat field with path at the sunset time in Pannonhalma, Hungary
Ripe golden wheat field with path at the sunset time in Pannonhalma, Hungary

Round bale of hay next to a field of Sorghum ready to harvest - agricultural background
Round bale of hay next to a field of Sorghum ready to harvest - agricultural background

Forage Sorghum
Forage Sorghum

Feather Grass or Needle Grass, Nassella tenuissima, forms already at the slightest breath of wind
Feather Grass or Needle Grass, Nassella tenuissima, forms already at the slightest breath of wind