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Gerry Gadsen examines the romanticized notion of rural life in Wales, highlighting the stark realities and challenges faced by those seeking self-sufficiency.
Rakel faces the challenges of managing her village's last sheep farm while honoring her father's legacy and pursuing her dreams with her wife.
Carnival in Cape Verde features a parade that culminates months of preparation, bringing together communities for a night of music and celebration.
Genetically modified seeds, hailed as a solution to global hunger, face intense protests and ethical debates as they impact agriculture and biodiversity worldwide.
Dave Cowburn breeds turbot in a WWII bunker while Jersey's potatoes thrive.
1,800 kilometers of lagoons and natural lakes in Kerala provide the Malayalis with a vital means of livelihood and cultural expression.
More than half of Malawi's 16,000 kilometers of road network remains unpaved, complicating transportation and access to essential services.
Director Jan Haft highlights the crucial role of wild bees in pollination and food production.
China and India face significant challenges as soil erosion and desertification threaten arable land, impacting the livelihoods of millions in these populous nations.
One in 5,000 boys is born with muscular dystrophy, a condition that affects Gabriel, who relies on medical advancements like CRISPR for hope.
Eurasia 30,000 years ago marked the beginning of the alliance between humans and wolves, leading to the domestication of dogs as companions and protectors.
Germany consumes five kilograms of berries per capita annually, relying on imports from Southern Portugal.
In Peru, millions live without running water, facing dire consequences for water access.
Agriculture 4.0 introduces digital solutions to combat climate change in farming practices.
Ni-Vanuatu people of the Banks Islands thrive through ancestral fishing, yam and taro cultivation, and deep ecological knowledge, maintaining a unique lifestyle.
Bill Gates' philanthropic efforts in Africa promote GMO food as a solution to famine and malaria, raising concerns about corporate influence and potential risks.
Championship leek growing in Durham and Northumberland features fierce competition, sabotage, and the quest for glory at the World Open Leek Championship.
The Aztec empire, formed by a small group of migrants in the 14th century, quickly dominated the Mexico Valley within less than 200 years.
By 2077, the global population is projected to increase by three billion, raising concerns about resource scarcity and societal stability.
British farming faces challenges in self-sufficiency, with significant imports of wheat, butter, and cheese, despite strong production of meat, eggs, and vegetables.
South Norway is known for its fjords, glaciers, and rich cultural heritage, all shaped by the mild climate of the warm Gulf Stream.
More than 87,000 fires were recorded in the Amazon in the first eight months of 2019, a 76% increase from the previous year.
Germany's drained peatlands emit greenhouse gases while efforts to rewet them continue.
At 4,800 meters above sea level, Baltazar Ushca, at 68 years old, is the last ice gatherer on Chimborazo, cutting glacier ice twice a week.
One farmer commits suicide every 42 minutes in India, reflecting the severe impact of climate change on agriculture and rural livelihoods.
Droughts cause crop failures and water shortages, threatening survival and economies worldwide.
Organic food labels often mislead consumers, prompting a critical examination of the food system and the need for sustainable solutions from the ground up.
With 1.4 billion cows globally, their success story is intertwined with their wild ancestors, showcasing the evolution of cattle from hunted species to mass production.
In Uruguay, a determined woman transforms fish waste into premium compost, defying local opposition to combat climate change.
Malta faces a severe water crisis as agriculture expert Malcolm Borg advocates for indigenous plants and efficient water use amid increasing population and tourism pressures.
Wild bees and butterflies play a crucial role in pollinating plants and crops, highlighting the interconnectedness of nature and agriculture.
A combine harvester can be up to 45 feet wide and weigh 18 tons, fundamentally changing agricultural practices and food production worldwide.
Vincent van Gogh died at the age of 37 on July 29, 1890, leaving behind a legacy of over 2,100 artworks, including around 860 oil paintings.
Two hours southeast of Dhaka, a few thousand farmers in Daudkandi adapt to seasonal floods by developing fish farming in previously unusable land.
Violent assaults on South African farmers, both white and black, have surged due to organized crime, prompting military intervention in rural areas.
In East Africa, two villages illustrate the contrasting outcomes of cotton cultivation, with one facing debt from modern methods and the other thriving through organic practices.
Cattle breeding and stag hunting are vital traditions in New Caledonia, significantly shaping its agricultural landscape and rural culture.
Farmers in the Australian outback face severe challenges due to prolonged drought, impacting their livestock, mental health, and overall livelihoods.
Kirk Hanna, a visionary cattleman and eco-cowboy, fought to protect Colorado's ranching heritage while facing family conflict and environmental threats.
Australia's Great Southern Piggery, home to the world's largest free-range pig herd, exemplifies a sustainable approach to pig farming amid global livestock disease challenges.
American farmers Ralph, Seth, and Cliff Kaehler return to Cuba to reignite trade relations after the US embargo, reflecting on their historic ties with Fidel Castro.
In 2023, wolves killed 45 farm animals and injured 29 in the Kuklant region, raising tensions between farmers and conservationists in Europe.
Animals in Zimbabwe face brutal slaughter at the hands of war veterans, highlighting the devastating impact of political turmoil on both wildlife and agriculture.
In the West Bank, stark disparities in water access between Palestinian and Israeli farmers highlight the ongoing conflict over land and resources amid looming annexation.
South American immigrants, many undocumented, significantly contribute to Spain's thriving economy, raising questions about the impact of new legal status for migrants.
Komi Agbokou, a trained chocolate maker and activist, advocates for Togo's cacao farmers to transform their beans into chocolate, challenging exploitative market practices.
Andalusia faces an unprecedented drought, impacting agriculture and water resources.
Sugar cartels have a complex history rooted in slavery and continue to wield significant political influence in contemporary society.
