
We Feed the World
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- 2005
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we had 25% of farms and more.
Since the entry into the European Union
about a quarter of farmers
abandoned agriculture
and looked for another job or went to
retirement
and there was nobody to look after
farm.
My father,
when he took over the farm
and its adjoining 12 acres
could easily feed our family
and have the same standard of living
we have now.
I had to multiply the size of the farm by
six
to get the same result.
It makes you think.
If I tell you that a ton of wheat now costs 100 euros
and when I look at what
sanding costs,
That the salt is used
on winter road costs
it's unreal.
Today
Ie sand is more expensive
that wheat produced by a peasant.
Ll need them to know.
It should be a fair price for our products
.
Should not just say
a steak should cost only 2 euros.
Then people wonder
we have plants with 20 animals
OOO pigs.
The question is:
'' Do we want that?''
Apparently yes, because
it only gets worse.
We throw about 2 million pounds of bread per year
which is still good, has two days, and
is still edible.
It's been ten years that I do that,
and I make the same journey.
And there is always
Seniors
berlues
which are by what we do.
I live in Switzerland
in the republic of Geneva.
Switzerland is the second country
Ie world's richest
in per capita income, according to World Bank
.
This country has no natural resources
but banks
locked by bank secrecy.
It is also full capital
in transit, arson
or from tax evasion.
Switzerland
agriculture has a very effective but also very limited
that is to say,
in our bread,
415 grain
come from abroad.
Where are they now?
They come from India.
From India!
According to statistics from the O. N.U.,
India
more than 200 million people
severely malnourished
permanent.
The farmers must leave
100 / o of their land fallow,
and nothing to plant.
Sieur The European Union gives money for that.
Fallow is encouraged.
It still
sometimes plant corn.
Before, they planted some corn.
Because we need it for heating
,
we plant more now.
The corn is cut
here is only for heating.
It is only intended to burn.
It is nothing cooler
that what these men have fished
.
It is no
freshest fish.
The important thing is that the net
is only one hour, maximum two
in water.
Thus there is no pressure
into the net.
The first fish that comes
undergoes no pressure,
it is very fresh.
When the net comes aboard
all animals are alive.
another example is extreme.
The industrial vessels
in the north of France
northern Europe,
in Bremerhaven, Holland
these boats go
15, 20, sometimes 30 days at sea ,
and the net remaining in the water
for 10, 12, even 13 hours
.
You can imagine
the pressure produced in the water
everywhere in this fishing net.
I would like to show you
what a sole Breton.
That, for example,
this is an extreme case.
You can not eat it tonight.
One must keep
few days in cold,
she is too cool.
This is an extremely high quality.
Here is another example of extreme quality.
Very hard, and
course, very important!:
Gills.
Bright red in color.
No comment. Very cool.
We find that here, in
hake. Very red.
And we come to the mullet,
a noble fish,
again the same test
gills and again
a very high quality.
That I eat willingly.
I do not want the head,
merchandise is right.
The same fish caught by a boat
industrial
his body dangling like that
and has another value.
We here port of Lorient
France's second port.
Lorient is an industrial port.
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