A Sense of humus

Canada, 1976

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This film is about organic farming done on a commercial basis. The farmers, who live in various parts of Canada, discuss their methods, and the audience is able to appreciate the results obtained. A pertinent and reassuring study of agriculture in the age of chemicals and mechanization.

Credits

director

Christopher Chapman

producer

Gary Toole

Roman Bittman

production company

National Film Board of Canada

Language

English

Duration

00:28:02:00

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