Poppies seen here behind the yellow ow wild Rocket flowers are one of the ideal wild flowers to allow to grow in fallow years in crop rotation, to encourage nitrate rejuvenation and First Wheat nutrition in arable farms. Organic farming resurrects fields of poppies previously suppressed by pesticides. Poppies and other natural 'weeds' have blossomed after the farmers decision to allow fields to grow wild. In World War 1 (WW1), once conflict was over, the poppy was one of the only plants to grow on otherwise barren battlefields. The poppy, adopted as a lasting memorial symbol to the fallen, was created by Canadian surgeon John McCrae in his poem In Flanders Fields, recognising the fragility of life and the representation of blood shed. Symbol | Growth | Memories | Nostalgia | Agriculture
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Poppies seen here behind the yellow ow wild Rocket flowers are one of the ideal wild flowers to allow to grow in fallow years in crop rotation, to encourage nitrate rejuvenation and First Wheat nutrition in arable farms. Organic farming resurrects fields of poppies previously suppressed by pesticides. Poppies and other natural 'weeds' have blossomed after the farmers decision to allow fields to grow wild. In World War 1 (WW1), once conflict was over, the poppy was one of the only plants to grow on otherwise barren battlefields. The poppy, adopted as a lasting memorial symbol to the fallen, was created by Canadian surgeon John McCrae in his poem In Flanders Fields, recognising the fragility of life and the representation of blood shed. [1248939653] stock photo
