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A farmer might call a daisy growing in his hayfield a weed because it competes with the desired hay crops for nutrients, water, and sunlight, potentially reducing overall yield. Additionally, daisies could interfere with the hay harvesting process and affect the quality of the hay. In agricultural terms, weeds are often defined as any unwanted plants that disrupt farming operations, regardless of their aesthetic value.
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Why would a farmer call daisies growing in his hay field weeds?
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In which state would you most likely find a farmer growing mushrooms?
I don't know about the States. But Germany is famous for growing mushrooms.
In which state would you find a farmer growing pineapple?
Hawaii would be the only state warm enough to grow pineapple.
What do you call a happy farmer?
you call a successful farmer a farmer that keeps the farm animals feed and the fields mowed and fertilized. and one that keeps crops growing big and strong.
If the soil where the farmer wanted to grow onions was Ph 5 what would have to be done to the soil to make it suitable for growing onions?
add some alkali
Where would you go see tobacco growing in queensland?
You will need to find a tobacco farmer to see tobacco being grown in Queensland. There are several farmers in North Queensland.
Why would a farmeer plant a food crop in a small garden plot?
The farmer may be growing (for instance) a large field of carrots, or wheat for sale. But he may also grow a mixed salad crop in a small garden plot to be eaten by the farmer and his family alone.
Who would need to eat more carbohydrates a secretary or a farmer?
a secretory because they work
What farmer was upset with property foreclosure?
Probably any farmer would be upset.
Where would a farmer live?
A peanut farmer would live in America... there are farms in Portland,Florida and Oklahomahope i helpz
What is Donald Ducks girlfriend name?
Daisy Duck. His first girlfriend was Donna Duck
What a Daisy model 99 would be worth?
Your best answer should come from Daisy. Daisy offers a free service to answer questions about old Daisy airguns see the link below.
