(Photograph copyright 2018 by Dan Routh)
Chopping miscanthus grass near Mt. Olive, North Carolina. Miscanthus grass is used for poultry bedding, erosion control, and bio-mass.
Category: Tractor
Overhead
(Photograph copyright 2018 by Dan Routh)
Harvesting miscanthus grass near Mt. Olive, North Carolina.
Racine Road
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Along Racine Road. Randolph County, North Carolina.
Harvesting Peanuts
(Photograph copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Combining peanuts near Ayden, North Carolina.
Ag From Above
(Photographs copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Combining corn and cutting stalks. Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Miscanthus Planter
(Photograph copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Miscanthus grass planter. Seven Springs, North Carolina. Miscanthus grass (elephant grass) is a sustainable perennial crop that can be used for biomass, animal bedding, and erosion control materials.
In the Hay Field
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Neighbor Kent Atkinson. Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Corn Planter
(Photograph copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Near Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
Hay Field. Summer Past
(Photograph copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
McCormick Deering in the Snow
(Photograph copyright 2017 by Dan Routh)
Grays Chapel, North Carolina.
