As the increasingly magnified images of Figures 1 to 6 clearly shows, someone is conducting what looks like a mammoth farming operation secreted away right in the middles of the worst part of the South Dakota badlands. Presumably where no one would spot it.

      Extremely magnified, Figure 6 clearly shows that the rows are indicative of tractor tracks from farming. But who would grow what in the middle of bad land like that unless it was a gigantic marihuana grow operation or switch grass for ethanol production. Since this is not privately owned land, who's doing it and under what authority?

One observer has commented, "There are no real farm out-buildings, no signs of irrigation, the rows are not farm like. Looks like a big toxic waste dump spreading the stuff out to disperse it". Likewise, were liquid toxic waste were being sprayed out along the tracks, after they evaporated, the residues would likewise look exactly like the tracks in the figures, namely irregular and spotty.

Adding to the mystery is the fact that there are no typical farming structures anywhere to be seen. Only a couple of very small maintenance sheds, figures 7 and 8, located in the west corner elbow of the upper area of fig. 3. Which curiously, as figures 6 and 7 also clearly show, do not connect to any of the access roads, only to the fields.

Similarly, the only vehicle showing anywhere in the whole giant area is a chemical highway transport hauler near the sheds, shown more clearly  in figure 9. As our Grandparents would have said, 'Looks definitely like some hanky panky is going on'.