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Author: stevage [Added to the original trac issue at 3.25am, Sunday, 4th September 2011]
It looks like agricultural tagging is a bit of a mess in general. Look up "landuse=field" and it points you to "landuse=farmland", which redirects to "landuse=farm".
Piecing together the wiki and taginfo usage, it looks like the following is current practice:
landuse=farm: generic term for farmy stuff
landuse=farmyard: inhabited part of farm
landuse=farmland: fields, paddocks, crops, pasture etc
landuse=meadow: an area of grass. It's really not clear whether a paddock should be 'meadow' or 'farmland'. The images at landuse=farm show grassy fields tagged as 'farmland'.
The least controversial improvement I can think of is to change 'field' to 'meadow' so at least the user knows what tag they're getting. landuse=field would just add to the confusion I think.
Probably the clearest thing to do here is to rename the title to be "Agricultural -> meadow/paddock
Reporter: HillWithSmallFields
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.25pm, Wednesday, 31st August 2011]
If you select "agricultural --> field" in the "simple" type selector, what actually goes into the data is "landuse=meadow" instead of "landuse=field".
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