A combine crawls its was through a field in Oklahoma. Many within the state cut wheat, corn or soybeans, but this combine is cutting sunflowers. The stalks fly across the header, the seed collected from a new crop, food for birds and squirrels in a back yard, baseball and softball families enjoying a ballgame or to top a salad at a restaurant.Sunflowers have also been routinely seen along…
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