16 Bilder zum Thema "sustainable tulip farming" bei ClipDealer

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Yellow tulips field in the Noordoostpolder with windmills.
Farmland with tractor planting potatoes between tulip fields and windturbines
Forcing, cultivating tulips, in various ways for hydroponics and sustainable agriculture. Small farming as a business. Growing tulips in large volumes for sale in flower shops.
Windmills/windturbines among colorful (red/orange) tulip fields around the town Urk, the Netherlands
A vast field of red tulips blooms in neat rows under a blue sky, with wind turbines turning in the background
Tulip Bulbs Arranged in Fresh Soil for Planting
Senior woman gardener, florist picks fresh tulip flowers in spring organic farm, using pruner. Female hands cuting with secateur grown flower harvest for bouquet. Home gardening, eco-friendly concept.
A green tractor stands on farmland near a flower tulip field, spring planting, gardening season, and sustainable farm life
Tulip field with rows of red and yellow flowers, stretching toward the horizon, wind turbines in the background under clear blue sky
In Amsterdam, a field explodes with colorful tulips in full bloom. Red, orange, and purple flowers stretch across the landscape, creating a vibrant display of spring beauty.
A plowed farmland with wooden crates, wind turbines in the distance, symbolizing seed preparation and planting season
Rows of orange tulips blooming in Dutch fields under a clear blue sky, spring tourism destination
A vibrant field of purple tulips stretches into the distance, with majestic windmills spinning in the background under a clear Spring sky.
A vast field of red tulips stretches toward the horizon, with towering wind turbines in the background under a bright blue sky
Colorful rows of tulips in tulip field reaching the horizon, tourist attraction
Rows of red tulips bloom in a Dutch farm, with wind turbines symbolizing clean energy, sustainability, and eco-friendly farming

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