Producteurs de lait préoccupés par l’avenir de la gestion de l’offre
Sur le site de La Vie Agricole
( La gestion de l’offre: la fédération décide qui a le droit de produire du lait, la quantité et le prix)
Sur le site de La Vie Agricole
( La gestion de l’offre: la fédération décide qui a le droit de produire du lait, la quantité et le prix)
1,000,000 Minutes of Newsreel Footage by AP & British Movietone Released on YouTube Sur Open Culture This release of “more than 1 million minutes” of news,writes Variety, includes archival footage of “major world events such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, exclusive footage of the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, the fall of the Berlin…
By Liz Mundy, The Atlantic Research finds that same-sex unions are happier than heterosexual marriages. What can gay and lesbian couples teach straight ones about living in harmony? Photo: Gail Albert Halaban
Sur le blogue Food Politics, Marion Nestle, LA spécialiste de la nutrition, recense quelques livres. Susan George, Whose Crisis, Whose Future: Towards a Greener, Fairer, Richer World, Polity, 2010. Brian McDonald, Food Security, Polity, 2010. Psyche Williams-Forson and Carole Counihan, editors, Taking Food Public: Redefining Foodways in a Changing World, Routledge, 2012. Paul L. Knechtges,…
Open Culture A Canadian production aired on PBS, Black Coffee examines “the world’s most widely taken legal drug,” a beverage whose intellectually intense die-hard enthusiasts give wine’s a run for their money, from historical, political, social, and economic angles. Part one, “The Irresistible Bean,” follows coffee’s spread from Ethiopa out across the entire world. Part two, “Gold…