Environment Sustainable development
L'apocalypse d'un grain de blé
2021
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Allemand,
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Corinne Bodmer from Switzerland took up the seemingly crazy challenge of producing her own flour the traditional way, by windmill, on the Greek island of Patmos. An age-old practice that also led her to question the way, over the last fifty years, food production has become so heavily industrialised.
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Corinne Bodmer from Switzerland took up the seemingly crazy challenge of producing her own flour the traditional way, by windmill, on the Greek island of Patmos. An age-old practice that also led her to question the way, over the last fifty years, food production has become so heavily industrialised.
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