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a bale of hay in a barn with light coming through. Focus in foreground.

round hay bale.

Alpacas de paja en primer plano con un fondo de cielo con nubes. Campos de Castilla y León. campos castellanos. España

Agricultural field with the drying sesame seeds

A group of hay bales stacked next to a fence on a Texas ranch

Rear view of a farmer driving a tractor in a field, moving a giant bale of hay. He is a senior man in his late 60s.

Hay harvest. Machine-turned hay.

the black and white analog negative film roll photo from Rollei RPX 400

Bales of hay in a field during the summer time

$Medium view of hay bales stacked on the edge of a farm, where the hay had been growing, before harvest.\n\nTaken in the San Joaquin Valley, California, USA$

Harvesting

Many hay bales in the field outdoor rural area harvest.Agricultural activity.Cattle and sheep farming activity.

Hay bails or rolls line up awaiting to be used as feed for cows.

Large pile of rectangle bales of hay or straw are piled high on farmer’s field.

Farm Field Fall Haying

A pair of haystacks on a green meadow in the Juny

A team of horses rake hay.

Detail of hay bales

Rice straw heap dried paddy hay piles cattle feed after harvesting chawal dhan straws livestock feeds cows buffaloes rabbits feed, la paille deriz, paja de arroz, palha de arroz image photo.

The field is fallow, overgrown with grass.

Barn full of hay bale rolls with a fence in the foreground and a window in the background in monochrome.

Hay is collected from a large field in Nova Scotia's Pictou County.

A bale of hay often found in a rectangular shape. Also comes in a cylindrical shape. It's a bundle of dried grass and straw and other plant materials that are tightly compressed and bound together with a twine or wire. The bale of hay generally weighs between 40 and 100 pounds. Hay bale are commonly used as feed for livestock such as horses, cows and sheep. Also use for bedding or other sources of insulation in construction.

$Close-up of Alfalfa Bales, which was recently harvested, stacked up ready for usage, to feed live stock.\n\nTaken in Sacramento County, California, USA.$

A morning on the farm

Straw Bales, close-up view in Asturias, Spain

Windmill and Hay Supply Stacked in Autumn

Piles of pine needle leaves.

Heaps of hay, dry grass is stacked for feeding domestic animals near rural house, India

A tractor drives away in a cloud of dust in a hay field

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