Bridgeman Arts
Madagascar c.1958 - cattle herding and salt production.
Clip 10 from a French Language film, "Plein Ciel Malgache" about the Malagasy Republic (now known as Madagascar) which was formed in 1958. Industry in madagascar, cattle herding and salt production.
Bridgeman Arts
Holiday group walk and cycle through countryside. France 1930s
Clip 6 from the 1930s French documentary 'A la decouverte de la France: La Creuse ignoree' (Discover France: The unknown Creuse), about the Creuse region in France. The holiday group wades through river water and walks through the...
Curated Video
Wineries Benefit, Suffer from Climate Change
(NATS)
THIS WINERY IN OREGON'S WILLAMETTE VALLEY HAS BEEN GROWING PINOT NOIR GRAPES FOR DECADES …
… HELPING BUILD THE REGION'S REPUTATION FOR AWARD-WINNING WINES FROM FRUIT THAT FAVORS COOLER CONDITIONS.
...
Bloomberg
Trump Touts Tax Cuts in Speech to Farmers
Jan.08 -- President Donald Trump told a group of farmers on Monday that recent tax cuts and deregulation will revitalize the U.S. rural economy. Bloomberg's Alan Bjerga reports on "What'd You Miss?"
Bridgeman Arts
Flowers and crops. University graduation ceremony. Estonia, 1971
Clip 5 from the 1971 documentary 'Estonia' made in the Soviet Union, dubbed in French. Footage of flowers and crops growing on farms. University students receive flowers during their graduation ceremony. Scenes inside the university...
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Rwanda's essential oils offer big profits from little land
Inside a metal shed in southeastern Rwanda Nicholas Hitimana brandished a plastic container containing a green liquid: geranium essential oil freshly distilled and ready for export at more than $200 (175 euros) a kilo
Bloomberg
Americans on Cusp of Meat Shortage As Plants Close, Farmers Face 'Devastating' Decisions
Apr.27 -- Plant shutdowns are leaving Americans dangerously close to seeing meat shortages at grocery stores. Meanwhile, farmers are facing the likely culling of millions of animals. Outbreaks are forcing the closure of some of the...
Bloomberg
EU Looks to Close Sanction Loopholes, French Envoy Says
The European Union is "very keen to close all possible loopholes on sanctions imposed on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine," France's ambassador to Washington, Philippe Etienne said. He also talks about refugees flowing from Ukraine and...
Sky News
UK: Could seaweed help us mitigate the effects of climate change?
VOICED: As Scotland plays host to the UN climate talks, the country is also exploring innovative ways to combat emmissions. Scientists are working to use seaweed not only to help store carbon but power cars and make biodegradeable...
Bloomberg
How Freight Farms Brings Farming to the Big Cities
May 9 -- Brad McNamara, Freight Farms co-founder and chief executive officer, and Bijan Sabet, Spark Capital general partner, discuss the next generation of farming with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
Bloomberg
How Chinese Tariffs Are Biting U.S. Farmers
Aug.30 -- Agriculture, one of the few areas of the U.S. economy that sells more abroad than it buys, will see its trade surplus shrink next year as shipments to China collapse amid a trade war between the two nations, according to a...
Bloomberg
Boeing CEO Says He Learned All About Leadership on a Farm
Aug.08 -- Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing CEO, says he says he learned his core principles of leadership growing up on a farm in Iowa: hard work, integrity, how you treat other people. He spoke in the latest episode of "The David Rubenstein...
Curated Video
'Cow Power' Helps Dairy Farm Run On Renewable Energy
Crave Brothers Farmstead Cheese has built a business the entire dairy industry wants to emulate.
Bridgeman Arts
German troops in Alsace, civilians return home, construction and farming, Hitler Youth in Strasbourg, 1940
Labour teams construct a barrack which is inspected by Reich Labour Service Leader Jorl. German nationals allowed to return to their former homeland under protection of the army. Arriving by train in the area greeted by a military band....
Bridgeman Arts
Sugar cane farmers and dancers in Guadeloupe, Antilles, 1950s
Clip 9 from 'Paradis Antillais', a 1950s documentary about Martinique, the Antilles and the West Indies. In this clip, farmers work with sugar cane, and transport their crops. Dancers dance to a drum beat and a band.
Bridgeman Arts
Agriculture in the Countryside of the Punjab
Workers in the fields of the Punjab, breadbasket of South Asia
Curated Video
The New Faces Of Farming
Tara Vander Dussen is a fifth-generation dairy farmer with roots tracing back to a dairy farm in the Netherlands.
Curated Video
Restaurant grows its salads on its walls
LEADIN
The concept of 'farm to plate' is nothing new - but what about 'wall to plate'?
A restaurant in Berlin is now growing its salads on its walls and harvesting them in front of customers before plating...
Curated Video
Restaurant grows its salads on its walls
LEADIN
The concept of 'farm to plate' is nothing new - but what about 'wall to plate'?
A restaurant in Berlin is now growing its salads on its walls and harvesting them in front of customers before plating...
Bloomberg
China Has Cheated American Farmers for Years, Says Senator Kramer
May.07 -- Senator Kevin Cramer, a Republican from North Dakota, says farmers in his state have been cheated by China for years. He speaks to Kevin Cirilli on "Bloomberg Markets."
Curated Video
Life Has Changed: With Restaurants Closed, Farms Are Delivering
A California farmer turns to door-to-door deliveries as the restaurant business reaches a near standstill.
Curated Video
California Heat Threatens Agriculture With Eighth Day Of Triple Digits
California's continued triple-digit temperatures are causing farmers to struggle to stay afloat, as others deal with a strained power grid.
Bridgeman Arts
Kolkhoz farmers and animals. Scientists at work. Estonia, 1971
Clip 6 from the 1971 documentary 'Estonia' made in the Soviet Union, dubbed in French. Scenes of Kolkhoz farming in the countryside. Cows grazing in the fields and bulls being pulled by their nose rings. Scientists at work in their...
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Rice to riches: Vietnam's shrimp farmers fish for fortunes
The Mekong Delta, long renowned as the rice bowl of Vietnam is now also home to a multi-billion-dollar shrimp industry and burgeoning numbers of farmers are building fortunes from the small crustaceans