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According to one print publication, Canadian farmers in the small town of Alberta cut code in a cornfield that broke all records in size. The QR code has reached an area of almost three hectares. The field belongs to the farmer's family.
According to journalists, representatives of the Guinness Book of Records are interested in this event. They recorded the achievement of the Canadian couple and recognized the QR code as currently the largest in the world.
It is quite interesting that this creation by an Alberta family can be seen even high in the sky from an airplane. The idea of its creators was to have code cut in a cornfield provide a direct link to the farm's website. Farmers have successfully coped with this. In addition, along the edges of the code, you can see a special labyrinth that is designed for tourists to visit the farm.
It is worth noting that all members of this simple Canadian family are quite creative people. For the past few years, they've been transforming fields into beautiful labyrinths. They create a real work of art from ordinary territory that attracts not only Canadians, but also tourists from all over the world. In previous creations by the creative family, you can easily see the map of Canada, as well as the emblems of your favorite sports teams. According to the head of the family, this is far from the limit of what they can do.
One of the publications that monitor the activities of the Canadian couple notes that QR codes are gaining popularity. As a way to transfer information, it is much more convenient than the usual barcode, since it can be read using a mobile phone.
As for this work by the Canadian couple, their achievements have already been recorded and will soon appear in the Guinness Book of Records.