Global warming has brought a massive farming boom to Greenland. With only 15 weeks left in the growing season, farmers are hard at work tending to their crops.
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Cotton farming in Greenland. How awesome it looks. They’ll be harvesting soon. Denmark are now the cotton kings of the world.
That cotton pollen is everywhere
icewine?
yummy I hear
Wondered where they grow crushed ice.
I just hope they can keep the wild camels out of the arugula fields this year.
What a spectacular crop so early in the season. That must be the wheat they make White Bread with.
The orange groves and coffee trees are doing just fine.