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Harvesting a plot of wheat at night under headlights with a claas lexion 750 harvester before the storm, France

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Planting potatoes with a six-row ridge planter on loamy soils in the Brie region of France.

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Tractor coupled to front and rear rotary harrows and scarifiers prepares fine soil for precision sowing, Large-scale cultivation on calcareous loam soil, in a landscape in the Marne region, France

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Farmer wearing overalls, mask and gloves, pouring a phytosanitary product into his sprayer's hydromixer. A chemical substance, to control weeds and fight plant diseases and pests with fungicides and insecticides. France

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45-year-old farmer smiling in a field in front of his self-propelled sprayer, France

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Sowing beet or sunflower with a precision drill in loamy soil, Brie, France

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© Michel Gile / Biosphoto

Farmers' demonstration, slogan on a tractor "Farming: we dream about it as children, but we die of it as adults!!!", Le Mans, Sarthe, France

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Harvest Mouses on wheat in summer - GB

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South Autonomous Port, Alsace Canal, the Rhine river, Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France

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Chemical spraying by tractor, Brognard, Doubs, France,

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Young "Salers" cow wearing a teat protection ring, at pasture, Monts du Cantal, Parc Naturel Régional des Volcans des Auvergne, France

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Tractor plowing with a flock of starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) agricultural landscape in Meuse, Lorraine, France

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Tractor ploughing in a country landscape, Lorraine, France

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© Michel Gile / Biosphoto

Combine harvester and straw bale. Combine harvester harvesting wheat and a round bale of straw, Sarthe, France

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© Massimiliano Sticca / Biosphoto

Kumbh Mela 2025: The Sacred Goes Viral. The Naga Sadhus: Guardians of the Kumbh Mela. At the Maha Kumbh Mela, the Naga Sadhus stand as powerful symbols of asceticism and strength. With their distinctive appearance, clad in nothing but ash, with dreadlocked hair and intense spiritual focus, they greet pilgrims with both grace and authority. As the faithful approach, offering their donations, the Naga Sadhus accept them not for material gain but as a reminder of the sacred cycle of giving. These ascetics, who have renounced all worldly attachments, embody the spirit of selflessness and spiritual devotion, welcoming the pilgrims in their journey to purification and enlightenment.

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Grain silos dug into limestone rock in the Middle Ages at the Fort de Buoux site in the Luberon. Fort de Buoux is a medieval fort located in the heart of the Luberon massif in the Vaucluse region. Its watertight grain silos, combined with cisterns and virtually impregnable defenses, enabled the fort to withstand a long siege. France

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Traditional stone granary in Galicia (Spain). The Galician granary (hórreo galego in Galician) is an agricultural building used as a granary, according to an architecture specific to the region of Galicia, Spain. It is used to store grain after harvest, especially corn. It consists of a narrow, elongated chamber that allows air to pass through, but is isolated from the ground to protect the grain from humidity and animals. Costa da morte - Galicia - Spain

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Wind-sculpted acacia and traditional stone granary in Galicia, Spain. The Galician granary (hórreo galego in Galician) is an agricultural building used as a granary, according to an architecture specific to the region of Galicia, Spain. It is used to store grain after harvest, especially corn. It consists of a narrow, elongated chamber that allows air to pass through, but is isolated from the ground to protect the grain from humidity and animals. Cabo Tourinan - Costa da morte - Galicia - Spain

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Traditional stone granary in Galicia (Spain). The Galician granary (hórreo galego in Galician) is an agricultural building used as a granary, according to an architecture specific to the region of Galicia, Spain. It is used to store grain after harvest, especially corn. It consists of a narrow, elongated chamber that allows air to pass through, but is isolated from the ground to protect the grain from humidity and animals. Stone disks prevent rodents from getting through - Cabo Tourinan - Costa da morte - Galicia - Spain

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Wind-sculpted acacia and traditional stone granary in Galicia, Spain. The Galician granary (hórreo galego in Galician) is an agricultural building used as a granary, according to an architecture specific to the region of Galicia, Spain. It is used to store grain after harvest, especially corn. It consists of a narrow, elongated chamber that allows air to pass through, but is isolated from the ground to protect the grain from humidity and animals. Cabo Tourinan - Costa da morte - Galicia - Spain

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View of the Raid parking area from one of the station's two towers. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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A technician walks back to the station. In the background, Raid vehicles and convoys. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The Raid leaves Concordia after a 3-day stopover. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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After a three-day stopover, the fuel tanks and containers are emptied and ready to return to the Robert Guillard station. The Raid sets off again, taking 7-8 days to return to the coast. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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Just as every Raid finish is a celebration, every departure is an emotional moment. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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These two technicians hitch a diesel tank to a tractor, in order to move it to the place where its contents will be transferred. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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Once at the station, the Raid teams uncouple the hitches and park the tractors in front of the power station. This allows them to electrically connect each tractor to the power station, so that the heating resistors judiciously placed in the tractors' engine hoods can maintain the important components at a relatively "tepid" temperature. Without this precaution, the engines would cool down too much and become impossible to start. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The arrival of each Raid at Concordia is celebrated as it should be. This logistical convoy takes 10 days to reach Concordia. It makes this journey 2 or 3 times per summer season. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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These Raid drivers have just parked their machines after a day of logistics at Concordia Station. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The Raid convoy leaves Concordia for the Robert Guillard Station. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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Personnel busy around the Raid convoy. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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A Raid tractor and its convoy of containers on sledges. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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4 tractors are used to unload a container from its Raid sled. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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Two technicians hitch these diesel tanks to a tractor. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The Raid vehicles park close to the station, then start unloading the containers. The containers are then pulled along the ground to their final unloading location. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The Basler is parked in front of Concordia station. A team of technicians is ready to unload, refuel and reload the Basler, all in less than an hour. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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The next Raid arrives at Concordia, again loaded with fuel, cargo and food. Concordia Antarctic Research Station, Dome C plateau, East Antarctica.

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After wheat harvest, a tractor with a round baler to make round bales of straw in a field, Sarthe, France

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Corn drying and storage in cribs, Jebsheim, Alsace, France

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The convoy leaves Little Dome C to return to Concordia Station. Antarctic Plateau, Antarctica

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Crane-equipped tractors unload containers from sledges. Little Dome C, Antarctic Plateau, Antarctica

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A convoy transfers a few containers of equipment from Concordia to the Little Dome C base camp. Antarctic Plateau, Antarctica

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A convoy transfers a few containers of equipment from Concordia to the Little Dome C base camp. Antarctic Plateau, Antarctica

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Mobile press for pressing cider apples, educational demonstration to the public at the Apple Festival, Arche de la nature, Le Mans Métropole, Sarthe, France

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Mobile press for pressing cider apples, apple juice flowing through a filter, educational demonstration to the public at the apple festival, Arche de la nature, Le Mans Métropole, Sarthe, France

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Mobile press for pressing cider apples, educational demonstration to the public at the Apple Festival, Arche de la nature, Le Mans Métropole, Sarthe, France

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Mobile press for pressing cider apples, educational demonstration to the public at the Apple Festival, Arche de la nature, Le Mans Métropole, Sarthe, France

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Tractor on harvest day driving through an organic vineyard in the Chignin Bergeron AOC vineyard in the Beauges mountains at Francin, France

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© Claudius Thiriet / Biosphoto

5oo hp Fendt tractor with tracks, pulling a 6 m tine implement over corn stubble. TCS, no-till technique in a single pass at high speed. low fuel consumption, no soil compaction, image of the future, France

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Ploughing and sowing wheat with a combination drill after harvesting sugar beet. Plots intended for spring crops are covered with intermediate crops, Nitrate-fixing intermediate crops, in this case mustard. symbolic image of crop rotation, in autumn, Champagne, France