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Date: 2012-12-16 10:38 pm (UTC)I think we all learn the lay of our own native land.
You know so many things about the farming landscape that I don't even know exist.
I remember how out-of-it I felt when I first came to the midwest. Every field I passed I'd ask, "Is that corn? Is that corn? Is that corn?" I think I can tell corn from alfalfa from soybeans, but anything else is mysterious. You probably remember my steer-cow error on the drive last month.