Orison Swett Marden
Our neighbor rented his fields this year to a neighboring soybean farmer. Watching them grow through the seasons was delightful. In summer, they were so green and full but there was something equally pleasing about their change in autumn. I thought they were beautiful with the sun highlighting their fuzzy pods at harvest time.
A Gleaner Combine is used to reap the harvest.
As soon as we heard it start up, the windows were quickly closed because it makes a dust cloud that chokes the breath from your lungs. It's a good thing it has an enclosed cab for the farmer!
Now the fields look bare but they have already planted them with winter wheat and fertilized them with chicken manure. I look forward to seeing a lush green field in the colorless and cold days of winter. You know I will take photos :)
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Gorgeous shots!!
ReplyDeleteI have often wondered what soya beans look like!
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ReplyDeleteI love that quote a lot. & your pictures! Thanks for sharing & blessings to you.
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Allie
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Watching the changes of a bean field helps keep you focused on the change of seasons for sure♪♫ Have a wonder filled week! http://lauriekazmierczak.com/amazing-grace/
ReplyDeleteAnne, I enjoy seeing the crops around here all year long too. No matter what season and stage they are in, it is fun to see.
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