Joel Sartore Joel Sartore

National Geographic Photographer and Speaker

Keyword: Mud

Photo: A man and his horse in a muddy pen at the Shasta Livestock Auction in Cottonwood, California.

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A man and his horse in a muddy pen at the Shasta Livestock Auction in Cottonwood, California.

Photo: Darrell Buschkoetter walks through the spring mud on his farm near Lawrence, Nebraska.

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Darrell Buschkoetter walks through the spring mud on his farm near Lawrence, Nebraska.

Photo: Spring mud covers boots at the Buschkoetter farm near Springfield, Nebraska.

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Spring mud covers boots at the Buschkoetter farm near Springfield, Nebraska.

Photo: Darrell Buschkoetter surveys the spring mud on his farm near Lawrence, Nebraska.

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Darrell Buschkoetter surveys the spring mud on his farm near Lawrence, Nebraska.

Photo: A detassler breaks for lunch.

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A detassler breaks for lunch. Detassling crews put in long, tough days during the summer as they remove the tassels from seed corn. (Seed corn is harvested and then planted by farmers to grow corn for livestock feed, food additives, and ethanol production.)

Photo: A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

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A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

Photo: A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

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A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

Photo: A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

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A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

Photo: A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

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A family checks their mailbox at a farm near Burr, Nebraska.

Photo: The well on private land near Sheridan, WY produces nothing but mud and methane gas these days, due to a depletion in the aquifer caused by coal bed methane development.

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The well on private land near Sheridan, WY produces nothing but mud and methane gas these days, due to a depletion in the aquifer caused by coal bed methane development.

Photo: The crew of a coal bed methane drilling rig relaxes for a few minutes near Buffalo, WY.

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The crew of a coal bed methane drilling rig relaxes for a few minutes near Buffalo, WY.

Photo: Recirculated fluid is pumped out of a coal bed methane rig near Buffalo, WY.

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Recirculated fluid is pumped out of a coal bed methane rig near Buffalo, WY.

Photo: Sunlight hits a group of pigs wallowing in the mud at a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

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Sunlight hits a group of pigs wallowing in the mud at a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

Photo: A close-up of a muddy pig on a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

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A close-up of a muddy pig on a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

Photo: Pigs wallow in the mud at night on a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

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Pigs wallow in the mud at night on a farm in Bennett, Nebraska.

Photo: A girl holds a small pig near a muddy pig pen in Bennett, Nebraska.

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A girl holds a small pig near a muddy pig pen in Bennett, Nebraska.

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