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Haystack.

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hay harvest

Harvesting hay in Sheridan, Montana.

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Bales of hay.

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Bales of hay.

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North Dakota

North Dakota

Bales of hay lie in a farm field in North Dakota.

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hay field, Prince Edward Island

hay field, Prince Edward Island

Hay bales in field, Prince Edward Island, Can.

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