Lemon Fair Burn. Cornwall, Vermont

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Mapped by Chris Fastie

Cartographer: Chris Fastie

Published by gonzoearth

43.970380927901594 N, -73.26437241713565 E

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Capture date: 2012-04-20T00:00:00

Publication date: 2012-04-25T00:00:00

License: Public Domain

Web viewerJPG (41 MB)GeoTiff (1000 MB)TMS

Mapped by Chris Fastie

Cartographer: Chris Fastie

Published by gonzoearth

43.970380927901594 N, -73.26437241713565 E

61 views

Ground resolution: 4.0 cm/px

Capture date: 2012-04-20T00:00:00

Publication date: 2012-04-25T00:00:00

License: Public Domain

Some farmers in Vermont try to burn hayfields in the spring to remove dead grass, kill weed seeds, blacken the soil so it warms faster, and release nutrients. It is done after the perennial grasses are green and growing, so it looks like a green field is burning.

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This field was burned on April 18, two days before these photos were captured. I should return before they make the first cutting in June to see if the burned areas look more productive. More about this KAP flight here: http://fastie.net/?p=1414

Notes

This field was burned on April 18, two days before these photos were captured. I should return before they make the first cutting in June to see if the burned areas look more productive. More about this KAP flight here: http://fastie.net/?p=1414

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Comment Author Profile Picture cfastie commented about 12 years ago

Thanks for organizing all these notes Stewart!

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