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Early August
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| Many maize crops are already over 100cm tall and still growing. |
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| I said it grows quickly
Many maize crops are already over 100cm tall and still growing. |
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| Crop is emerged and shows as pale green plants in rows around 80cm
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The field surface will be firm and smooth. Will grow rapidly over the next few weeks to a height of around 2 metres by the end of September. |
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| Crop is only just emerging and shows as pale green plants in rows around
80cm apart.
The two dark fields on the left of the airborne image are maize and the centre field is a set aside field with very deep wheel marks that are only just visible. For a larger image of this go to the rogues gallery. The field surface will be firm and smooth. Will grow rapidly over the next few weeks to a height of around 2 metres by the end of September. |
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| Crop is only just emerging and shows as pale green plants in rows around
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The field surface will be firm and smooth. |
OTHER ARCHIVE IMAGES
(Sorted by crop type and most recent image at the top of each page)
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| Caution
Please bear in mind that all the images for this site will be taken in the East Midlands so allowances will have to be made if your area is a significant distance to the North or South. (Typically crops run 7-10 days earlier on the South Coast of England and approx. 7-14 days later in the Scottish Borders). |