Timothy is native to most of mainland Europe and is widely cultivated as a hay and a pasture grass in North America and the United Kingdom.
The second section concentrates on "human endeavor," which in addition to presenting paintings featuring stone walls will introduce many viewers to the activity of salt haying, hay cultivated in ocean water.
Where Hay cultivated his abrasiveness, Wisdom — whose emergence as a star coincided with the coronation of Elizabeth II, and Britain's emergence from a postwar culture of shortages and rationing — exhibits a need to be loved that approaches the intensity of Jerry Lewis.
His family raised dairy cattle and, later, cultivated alfalfa and oat hay.
Major crops cultivated there are wheat, hay, sugar beets, and barley.
Throughout the Middle Ages its fields were cultivated in grass for hay, and its strategic location on the main road between London and St. Albans made it a centre for inns and marketplaces (notably Chipping ["Market"] Barnet).
PFAA contaminated hay was cultivated and harvested from a PFAA-contaminated agricultural land in Lower-Saxony, Germany.
The equipped wetland and inland valley bottoms were spread throughout the country and were mainly cultivated as pastures or for hay.
The PFAA-free hay (1st cut) was cultivated and harvested from a PFAAs unpolluted farmland in Lower-Saxony, Germany, provided by the Department Institute of Physiology of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation.
From the early 20th century, tractors pulled plows and cultivating equipment, powered grain combines and hay balers, eventually hauling crops to the barn or to an elevator in town.
