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If they leave that cotton crop out there much longer, the cotton weavil will destroy it!!!
Maybe the G-Landers are having problems overheating their harvesters what with all that Arctic heat!
They don’t do cotton anymore Andy. I hear they’re strongly into snow peas this year.
You’re both wrong, it’s iceberg lettuce.
thought snow pees made it go yellow? 🙂
See all that white! It is Cauliflower and white pumpkins!
And a few snowdrops.
You are all wrong, it’s a giant flock of sheep waiting to be sheered in the heat of the Arctic sun.