Winter's Gold

I don't know what this cereal type growth is called,but my husband,John,tells me it's crushed and used in power stations to generate electricity.Perhaps someone can enlighten me.
Many thanks for all your views,comments and favs,always much appreciated.

[Graham Thresher]

Beautiful compositition

[Carole Imes]

I'd be interested in knowing what type of cereal as well. Love the layers of golds highlighted by the greenery in front. Fav!

[Emilie Cartoun]

Wonderful, soothing shot.

[Susie]

Beautiful shot, soft colours

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I really like your composition and the tones are beautiful.

[Julia]

Lovely

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Lovely countryside capture, sorry I can't help with the name.

[Paula W]

Lovely to see this golden crop in winter. This link may give a bit of info!
http://www.ukagriculture.com/crops/energy_crops_intro.cfm

[carol white]

@paulaw. Thanks for the info, Paula, looks like this is elephant grass.

[Paula W]

That's what I was thinking! As I just commented on someone else's pic I learn something new every day on this site!

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Fields of gold - lovely. Never seen this crop around here.

[Lindy]

A really beautiful shot. Lovely warm colours.

[Margaret Obey]

Lovely soft colours

[Lynne Hart]

Beautiful gold field you don't expect to see this in February.

[Bep]

Lovely fields of gold!

[Sarah Lawson]

It's miscanthus grass used in biogas and biomas boilers according to my other half who works in that area of industry. Lovely colour at this time of year.

[Muse]

Beautiful warm colours.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Pretty capture and interesting to see such warm colours on a winter's day. Like your interpretation too.

[Nick]

Lovely textures.

[Carol]

Quite pretty!

[John]

Love the rich, mellow gold color.

[Rona]

Lovely layers and textures :)

[Vesna]

Wondeefull colours.

[Vicki Dixon]

a fav! love how you made it so beautiful!