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EPA’s Eye in The Sky:  Grevenbroich, Germany

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epaselect epa07525708 An aerial picture taken by a drone shows a tractor harvesting blooming tulips on a field in Grevenbroich, Germany, 24 April 2019. Tulip fields can be admired all over the Rhine district of Neuss. The tulips grow on about 100 hectares. The district offers one of the largest contiguous cultivation areas in whole of Germany with six farmers in the district breeding tulips. EPA-EFE/SASCHA STEINBACH

An aerial picture taken by a drone shows a tractor harvesting blooming tulips on a field in Grevenbroich, Germany.

Tulip fields can be admired all over the Rhine district of Neuss. The tulips grow on about 100 hectares.

The district offers one of the largest contiguous cultivation areas in whole of Germany with six farmers in the district breeding tulips.

Photo: EPA-EFE/SASCHA STEINBACH

Tulips in North Rhine-Westphalia

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