71426756 - Dari, sorghum and cassava flour on the market in Tamale in the Northern Region of north Ghana in West Africa71377724 - Uganda; Western Region; southwestern part; south of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest; in the village of Ruguburi; Sorghum millet is laid out to dry on straw mats71360675 - Ethiopia; Southern Nations Region; southern Ethiopian highlands; Tsemay village near the wide river; fertile plains; Cultivation of corn, sorghum, cotton;71080439 - Preparation, African Culture, Village, Food And Drink, Mortar And Pestle, Sorghum, Simple71407494 - Woman grinding Sorghum in front of a traditional hut of the Toposa tribe, Eastern Equatoria, South Sudan, Africa71080440 - Sexaxa village African woman pouring sorghum into pot, Maun, Botswana71080438 - Pounding sorghum with a mortar and pestle in Sexaxa Village, Maun, Botswana70396051 - Landscape in the province Tigray, northern Ethiopia During and after the rainy season, green fields and pasture are dominating Tigray Corn, Sorghum, Teef local grain for injera, the typical Ethiopian bread are widespread Africa, East Africa, Ethiopia70396050 - Landscape in the province Tigray, northern Ethiopia During and after the rainy season, green fields and pasture are dominating Tigray Corn, Sorghum, Teef local grain for injera, the typical Ethiopian bread are widespread Africa, East Africa, Ethiopia71335533 - Kayan Lahwi woman with brass neck coils and traditional clothing boiling water in her house to add to her favourite drink, a liquor distilled from fermented sorghum (left in the jar).The Long Neck Kayan (also called Padaung in Burmese) are a sub-group of the Karen ethnic from Burma. They wear spiral coils around their neck and lower legs.They are also nicknamed "giraffe women“. The neck itself is not lengthened; the appearance of a stretched neck is created under the pressure of the collar, the ribs lower and the shoulders and clavicles collapse. Pan Pet Region, Kayah State, Myanmar. 70137354 - Sorghum bicolor ou Sorghum vulgare. Ethiopia.70500854 - The Bumi are agro pastoralists, relying on cattle herding and floor- retreat agriculture consisting mainly of sorghum harvesting on the Omo and kibish Rivers,. Omo Valley, Ethiopia,201070500811 - The Bodi are pastoralists living close the Omo River in south- western Ethiopia. The Bodi are of Nilo-Sahran stock and pastoral background. Although they do cultivate sorghum along the banks of the Omo River, their culture is very much cattle centered. S71426761 - Beans and rice at the market in Tamale in the Northern Region of north Ghana in West Africa71426762 - Beans and rice at the market in Tamale in the Northern Region of north Ghana in West Africa71426755 - Grains and cassava flour at the market in Tamale in the Northern Region of north Ghana in West Africa71426763 - Beans and rice at the market in Tamale in the Northern Region of north Ghana in West Africa70164325 - Harvesting milo. Nebraska. USA.70408885 - Panorama of a landscape near the escarpment of the Simien Mountains close to the Simien Mts National Park near the village of Mekarebya at an elevation of about 2300m during the end of the rainy season This area is heavily used for farming especially th70408884 - Panorama of a landscape near the escarpment of the Simien Mountains close to the Simien Mts National Park near the village of Mekarebya at an elevation of about 2300m during the end of the rainy season This area is heavily used for farming especially th70408882 - Landscape near the escarpment of the Simien Mountains close to the Simien Mts National Park near the village of Mekarebya at an elevation of about 2300m during the end of the rainy season This area is heavily used for farming especially the cultivation.70164309 - Harvesting corn and milo. Jefferson County, Nebraska. USA.70408883 - Landscape near the escarpment of the Simien Mountains close to the Simien Mts National Park near the village of Mekarebya at an elevation of about 2300m during the end of the rainy season This area is heavily used for farming especially the cultivation.
