Mysterious spots in intensively cultivated agricultural fields?

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Re: Mysterious tasks in fields of intensive agriculture?




by Obamot » 06/05/21, 16:32

Christophe wrote:It is above all ... not the same !! Your photo is the cultures that are visibly contaminated by something ...

On the photo of this subject it is the ground ... well I think ??? : Cheesy:

Are you sure you haven't been vaccinated? : Shock: : Shock:
Uh, as if it wasn't clear that it was the characteristic round shape of straw bales that : Arrowd:

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And then what I don't give a damn about being right, you can't know. : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 06/05/21, 17:02

Obamot wrote:And then what I don't give a damn about being right, you can't know. : Cheesy:


Ah but I reassure you: YOU ARE RIGHT! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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by Did67 » 06/05/21, 17:46

Obamot wrote:
And then what I don't give a damn about being right, you can't know. : Cheesy:


The second photo is probably corn. We see the rows (unlike cereals which seen from a height, form a carpet).

The spots are not "so aligned" and vary in size. Corn, at the end of the cycle, is very often invaded by bindweed, which forms patches of varying sizes. There are some other weeds (crabgrass, settlers, panics ...) which tend to form plaques in corn at the end of the cycle, for a simple reason: corn is often grown in monoculture, year after year; these weeds, less sensitive to corn herbicides, end up "mitering" the field, from area to area. Bindweed by rhizomes, each year a little larger; grasses by re-sowing, nibbling half a meter every year ...

This is typically the case with this photo: corn at the end of the cycle (yellow) and probably (I was not there!), Patches of weeds that are still green ...
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by Obamot » 06/05/21, 18:06

Thank you!

Sounds like the most plausible answer to me, and it wasn't as clear as you might think. I was deceived by these round shapes. This holds true when we have “studied” the border which extends as far as possible from its initial root place, to colonize as far as possible.
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by Ahmed » 06/05/21, 18:53

It also works well with quackgrass ...
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by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 06/05/21, 19:52

I think these spots are the work of the devil who masturbated on a field treated with glyphosate ... (I go out)
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by Did67 » 06/05/21, 23:42

It is now that I see that it is a question of "tasks" and not of "tasks" - therefore there is work, for these tasks: what a task! With a brush and India ink ???
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by Christophe » 07/05/21, 00:00

Oops what a blemish I am! : Cheesy:
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Re: Mysterious tasks in intensively cultivated agricultural fields?




by ABC2019 » 07/05/21, 07:51

Did67 wrote:It is now that I see that it is a question of "tasks" and not of "tasks" - therefore there is work, for these tasks: what a task! With a brush and India ink ???

yes reading the title I thought we had spotted illegal activities in a field, it was several times that Ahmed reported it, but in his personal style for which you have to be equipped with a decoder : Lol:
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by Did67 » 07/05/21, 09:57

ABC2019 wrote:... it's been several times that Ahmed reported it, but in his personal style for which you have to be equipped with a decoder : Lol:


Often, I decode it ... But there, I did not pay enough attention to this thread ...
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