Harvesting
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Harvesting
Image: © David Dixon Taken: 3 Aug 2013
A Claas Lexion 760 combine harvester working the field at Poplar Farm. A combine harvester is used to harvest cereal crops such as wheat, barley, oilseed rape and oats. It cuts the crop, picks it up, and inside the combine, separates the grain from the stalks. The grain is stored in an on board tank then offloaded into a trailer via a spout on the side, and the stalks are either chopped and spread behind the harvester or deposited in a row behind ready to be baled. (Thanks to Graham Robson for the description)
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Image Location
Latitude
52.047336
Longitude
1.104375