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[–] angeredwhackjob 1 points (+1|-0)

I'm not 100% sure, need a better pic. Is this recent? If it was in the spring it could be young soybeans.

[–] TheBuddha [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

That was about 2 hours ago.

[–] angeredwhackjob 1 points (+1|-0)

Not soybeans then.

[–] TheBuddha [OP] 0 points (+0|-0)

For example, you obviously don’t plant alfalfa in a field that is waterlogged every spring.

Source:

https://extension.umaine.edu/publications/2272e/

Concern:

There's a river behind it. Where that field ends, pretty much almost exactly, there's an embankment and it drops immediately to a river that floods basically every year, sometimes quite spectacularly.

And, 'cause this is the Internet and text doesn't convey things very well, I'll also add that I'm in no way calling you wrong.

I'm simply giving you more information in hopes that you can solve the mystery, assuming you're actually curious.

I'm merely pointing this out for your consideration. I don't know and this is (strangely enough) not my domain. Until recently, my only crops were trees and blueberries. They kinda take care of themselves! ;-)