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VIKA

RAPE

(5)

DURRA

LUPIN

PANIC

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KAOLIANG

DONNIK

ZHITNYAK

CLOVER

BLACKSMITH

BONFIRE

BLUEGRASS

HOME

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DZHUGARA

KUUZIKU - fodder swede

ALFALFA

Ryegrass

(8)

ASTRAGALUS

FESCUE

SAINFOIN

(9)

CEREDELLA

(10)

TIMOFEEVKA

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canary

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