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Winnowing fan and rice paddy field.

Millet or Sorghum an important cereal crop in field for making porridge or baking bread or brewing beer

Rural farmer carrying bundle of sorghum crop on the head use as animal fodder.

Dry rice straw piled up beside the agricultural field

A lot of big brooms are drying outdoors

Harvested Rice left to dry in bunches

Photo of a sorghum plantation.

spikelet of ripe millet of golden and yellow color lit by the rays of the summer sun on a blurred background. soft selective focus. harvest concept. Place for text. High quality photo.

Straw bales stacked on paddy field in India, stock photo

Close up of Sorghum bicolor, food and renewable energy solution. Selected focus

Millet or Wheat crop bundles. Crop holding in field to dryness and ready to harvesting. Agriculture industry concept.

Millet seeds used to feed birds

Sorghum hung out to dry in village, Burkina faso

Cereal plants

Close up , Traditional sesame cultivation by indigenous peoples in agricultural fields

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Happy farmer holding wheat crop in his hands also the field located in Rohtak which is a small district of haryana state, India.

a dry palm leaf laying on top of a pile of yellow hay

Sorghum (we can also write sorghum) is a cereal from the Poaceae family, like wheat, rice or millet. Sorghum originated in Africa, probably Ethiopia, and grows very well in tropical and Mediterranean regions.

$Shipping containers full of just harvested rice hulls, ready to be transported to processing facility.\n\nTaken in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA$

ripe red sorghum inflorescences drying in the sun, lying on the ground in Sri Lanka closeup.

Millet field, Karnataka, India

The worker is drying the broom in a manual workshop, LUANNAN COUNTY, Hebei Province, China

harvest time sesame

Rural farmer carrying bundle of sorghum crop on the head use as animal fodder.

Sorghum bicolor, commonly called sorghum and also known as great millet, durra, jowar, jowar, milo. its golden grains. agricultural, farming, and sustainability themes, showcasing a vital cereal crop.

Sorghum bicolor, commonly called sorghum and also known as great millet, broomcorn, guinea corn, durra, imphee, jowar, or milo, is a species in the grass genus Sorghum cultivated for its grain.

After the harvest, the organic soybean plantations are tied into piles and ready to be taken into the seed separation process.

Harvest sorghum planting

luiz eduardo magalhaes, bahia, brazil - june 5, 2023: plantation of sorghum - sorghum bicolor - in a farm in western Bahia.

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