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NoS synopsis: ancient and modern irrigation in India
A critical look at the cotton industry in India. Multinational companies are involved in promoting the extensive use of pesticides, many of which are banned in the western world. The bleaching and dyeing...
BFI synopsis: A look at India and its development in farming and industrial terms after the state visit of Queen Elizabeth II.
Soldiers and civilians fight vast hordes of all destroying insects.
Large area round Delhi is flooded. Thousands of cattle rescued in nick of time.
Programme examining the benefits and drawbacks of using genetically modified crops in the developing world. India’s farmers have been attracted by claims of higher yields, while Zambia refused desperately...
Shows how Indian peasants are forming co-operatives, and working for the common good, building dams for irrigation, introducing new farming methods, and reducing the power of the money lenders.
For nearly two decades Bill Mollison has travelled the globe spreading the word about permaculture (permanent agriculture), the method of sustainable agriculture that he devised. Permaculture weaves together...
1942: Steel factories - industrial strides forward made by India in the production of weapons. Agricultural life remains largely unchanged; primitive methods are still in use and are contrasted here with...
Pathe Intertitles - "Tea girls - not the kind who hand out the beverage with the buns, but the ladies who spend the sunlit hours in planting the seed -". "And protecting them from the great heat of the sun...
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