This roundup of global food, farming, and agricultural photos appears every Sunday on Big Picture Agriculture. Note that yesterday, there was a separate post featuring the photos from Versailles kitchen garden. Also, no surprise that I'm noticing more and more of these photos are taken with a drone.
U.S.A.
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A backfire is set by firefighters to protect houses in Adobe Canyon smolders near a house during the Nuns Fire on October 15, 2017 near Santa Rosa, California. At least 40 people were killed while many are still missing, and at least 5,700 buildings have been destroyed since wildfires broke out a week ago. Photo credit: David McNew / Getty Images.
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The new Boulder restaurant, Emmerson, is offering a fall-inspired vegan meal incorporating ingredients that change based on what vegetables are in season. The dish incorporates strips of rutabaga cooked like a pasta and hay-infused almond milk. The dish is also served on a bed of hay that is charred just before it is served to guests. Photo credit: Denver Post / Katie Wood / Getty Images.
E.U.
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FAO general director José Graziano da Silva (L) welcomes Pope of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis (3rd L) prior to an event named ' Change the future of Immigration' on the occasion of the World Food Day at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Headquarter in Rome, Italy on October 16, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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A woman looks at butter packages on refrigerated supermarket shelves on October 20, 2017 in Nantes, western France. 'Due to a shortage of French milk, our suppliers are not able to honor our orders for butter,' announces a poster in a supermarket in Normandy. Professionals predicted it since last spring, and that's it, the shortage of butter has arrived. Photo credit: AFP / LOIC VENANCE / Getty Images.
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A dog runs ahead of heavy horses being used to plough a field at the 67th British National Ploughing Championships at Bishop's Lydeard near Taunton on October 15, 2017 in Somerset, England. With the agricultural industry facing an uncertain future post-Brexit, the annual event which is held in a different part of the country each year offers, with displays by heavy horses, vintage tractors and steam ploughing engines, a rare glimpse into traditional farming and the changes that have occurred over the past three hundred years. Photo credit: Matt Cardy / Getty Images.
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A traditional plough dragged by a steam ploughing engine is demonstrated at the 67th British National Ploughing Championships at Bishop's Lydeard near Taunton on October 15, 2017 in Somerset, England. Photo credit: Matt Cardy / Getty Images.
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Artist Mark Ford puts the final touches to a Snakes and Ladders themed pumpkin mural using over 1500 whole fruits he's created at Slindon Pumpkins in Slindon, West Sussex, for the village's annual pumpkin harvest celebration. Picture date: Thursday October 19, 2017. Press Association photo. See PA story SOCIAL Pumpkins. Photo credit: Gareth Fuller / PA Wire / Getty Images.
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Gianni Monchiero, president of the University of truffle dogs in Roddi, gives a reward to his dogs after they have found a truffle on October 17, 2017 in the Barolo region (Cuneo), Italy. Because of the high summer temperatures, Barolo's harvest has been anticipated at 20 days and seems to be a very good year, while the cost of truffles has risen to 450 for 100 grams. Photo credit: Simone Padovani / Awakening / Getty Images.
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Pumpkins lay on the ground next to burnt houses in the village of Vila Nova, near Vouzela on October 16, 2017 in Viseu region, Portugal. At least 30 people have died in fires in Portugal and 4 others in Spain as Ophelia winds were hitting the North West of the Iberian Peninsule. Photo credit: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez / Getty Images.
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A general view during the inauguration of 'Vyta - Enoteca Regionale del Lazio', in Via Frattina 94, the new reality of agri-food promotion of typical products from Lazio on October 20, 2017 in Rome, Italy. The new culinary proposal provides for the promotion of 100% of wines and oils and 80% of products from Lazio, in order to enhance the agri-food chain of the Lazio region and the recognition of them at national and international level. Photo credit: Stefano Montesi / Corbis / Getty Images.
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The last of the Chardonnay grapes for the 2017 vintage of Waitrose's Leckford Estate Brut are harvested on The Waitrose Farm, Leckford Estate, in Hampshire. Photo credit: Andrew Matthews / PA Images / Getty Images.
LATIN AMERICA
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Carlos Perez checks the melon crop at the 'San Dionisio' farm where they grew coffee and now grow fruit and ornamental trees due to the loss of land suitable for planting coffee in Nicaragua in San Marcos, Carazo, 42 km from Managua, on October 16, 2017. Coffee crops in Latin America, one of the most appreciated products in the region, could become victims of climate change. A study by Latin American scientists projected that the increase in temperature and changes in rainfall would affect between 73% and 88% of the land suitable for grain production in the region. Photo credit: AFP / INTI OCON / Getty Images.
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Juan Robleto, 46, works at the 'Santa Francisca' farm where coffee rust led to the cutting and burning of coffee trees and where they are now growing other varieties of coffee and cocoa, as a result of the loss of land suitable for planting coffee in Nicaragua, in Las Nubes, El Crucero, 30 km from Managua, on October 16, 2017. Photo credit: AFP / INTI OCON / Getty Images.
TURKEY
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A combine harvester harvests soya at a field in Adana province of Turkey on October 20, 2017. Adana is the number one soybean producer in Turkey. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Cotton picking machine harvests cotton at a cotton field in Çukurova, alternatively known as Cilicia, in Adana, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Turkey is among the top 10 producers of high-quality clothing materials. It is the leading European country in cotton production. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Offloading freshly harvested cotton on a cotton field during harvesting season in Soke District of Aydin, Turkey on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Female workers during processing at a cotton ginnery in Soke District of Aydin, Turkey on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Bundles of sesames are seen during the harvesting season in Manavgat district of Antalya in Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Chicken legs, which will be sent to China, are being processed at the special section of an integrated plant in Esme district of Turkey's Usak province on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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Chicken meat are seen on a machine to be processed at an integrated plant in Esme district of Turkey's Usak province on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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People who grow grapes cover their products with white canvas to protect them from natural events and to increase their shelf life, at the Sarigol district of Manisa, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
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People who grow grapes cover their products with white canvas to protect them from natural events and to increase their shelf life, at the Sarigol district of Manisa, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
INDIA
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This photo taken on October 16, 2017 shows paddy crop stubble smouldering in a field in Sonipat in the northern Indian state of Haryana. As Hindus across India celebrate Diwali this week, scientists fear a ban on firecrackers and other emergency anti-pollution measures deployed by authorities may not be enough to prevent a repeat of last year's 'airpocalypse' in Delhi. On the city's outskirts however, farmers are busy burning crop residue to clear their land before the new harvest and the acrid smoke has already begun to drift south, casting a pall over the world's most polluted capital and leaving millions gasping for breath. Photo credit: AFP / PRAKASH SINGH / Getty Images.
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Indian fruit vendors use bicycles to bring bananas to be sold at Daranggiri banana market in the Goalpara district of the northeastern state of Assam on October 16, 2017. The Daranggiri banana market is the largest banana market in Asia, and supplies bananas to the states of Bengal and Bihar, and to Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan. Though bananas are grown year-round peak season is from September-October, when an average of 50-100 truckloads are sold at the market every day. Photo credit: AFP / Biju BORO / Getty Images.
RUSSIA
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Harvesters in a corn field of the Mercy Trade company in the village of Prokhory. Photo credit: Yuri Smityuk / TASS / Getty Images.
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A harvester with lights on in a corn field of the Mercy Trade company in the village of Prokhory. Photo credit: Yuri Smityuk / TASS / Getty Images.
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Psychologist Alexander Chusov from Elektrogorsk, Moscow Region poses with his pumpkin weighing 432 kg [=~952 pounds] at a Russian Record Book ceremony to award it as the largest pumpkin in Russia. Photo credit: Mikhail Pochuyev / TASS / Getty Images.
LEBANON
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Lebanese farmers harvest olives at a field in the town of Batroumin north of Beirut on October 20, 2017. Lebanons olive oil production oscillates between 10,000 and 30,000 tons of olive oil yearly depending on the crop. Its cultivation covers over 58,000 hectares of land and about 41 percent of its produced oil takes place in the north, followed by the South with 36 percent, 13 percent in the Bekaa valley, and 10 percent in Mount Lebanon. Photo credit: AFP / JOSEPH EID / Getty Images.
INDONESIA
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This picture taken on October 16, 2017 shows vendors selling vegetables at a street market in Surabaya, Indonesia's second largest city. Photo credit: AFP / Juni KRISWANTO / Getty Images.
U.S.A.
A backfire is set by firefighters to protect houses in Adobe Canyon smolders near a house during the Nuns Fire on October 15, 2017 near Santa Rosa, California. At least 40 people were killed while many are still missing, and at least 5,700 buildings have been destroyed since wildfires broke out a week ago. Photo credit: David McNew / Getty Images.
The new Boulder restaurant, Emmerson, is offering a fall-inspired vegan meal incorporating ingredients that change based on what vegetables are in season. The dish incorporates strips of rutabaga cooked like a pasta and hay-infused almond milk. The dish is also served on a bed of hay that is charred just before it is served to guests. Photo credit: Denver Post / Katie Wood / Getty Images.
E.U.
FAO general director José Graziano da Silva (L) welcomes Pope of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis (3rd L) prior to an event named ' Change the future of Immigration' on the occasion of the World Food Day at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Headquarter in Rome, Italy on October 16, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
A woman looks at butter packages on refrigerated supermarket shelves on October 20, 2017 in Nantes, western France. 'Due to a shortage of French milk, our suppliers are not able to honor our orders for butter,' announces a poster in a supermarket in Normandy. Professionals predicted it since last spring, and that's it, the shortage of butter has arrived. Photo credit: AFP / LOIC VENANCE / Getty Images.
A dog runs ahead of heavy horses being used to plough a field at the 67th British National Ploughing Championships at Bishop's Lydeard near Taunton on October 15, 2017 in Somerset, England. With the agricultural industry facing an uncertain future post-Brexit, the annual event which is held in a different part of the country each year offers, with displays by heavy horses, vintage tractors and steam ploughing engines, a rare glimpse into traditional farming and the changes that have occurred over the past three hundred years. Photo credit: Matt Cardy / Getty Images.
A traditional plough dragged by a steam ploughing engine is demonstrated at the 67th British National Ploughing Championships at Bishop's Lydeard near Taunton on October 15, 2017 in Somerset, England. Photo credit: Matt Cardy / Getty Images.
Artist Mark Ford puts the final touches to a Snakes and Ladders themed pumpkin mural using over 1500 whole fruits he's created at Slindon Pumpkins in Slindon, West Sussex, for the village's annual pumpkin harvest celebration. Picture date: Thursday October 19, 2017. Press Association photo. See PA story SOCIAL Pumpkins. Photo credit: Gareth Fuller / PA Wire / Getty Images.
Gianni Monchiero, president of the University of truffle dogs in Roddi, gives a reward to his dogs after they have found a truffle on October 17, 2017 in the Barolo region (Cuneo), Italy. Because of the high summer temperatures, Barolo's harvest has been anticipated at 20 days and seems to be a very good year, while the cost of truffles has risen to 450 for 100 grams. Photo credit: Simone Padovani / Awakening / Getty Images.
Pumpkins lay on the ground next to burnt houses in the village of Vila Nova, near Vouzela on October 16, 2017 in Viseu region, Portugal. At least 30 people have died in fires in Portugal and 4 others in Spain as Ophelia winds were hitting the North West of the Iberian Peninsule. Photo credit: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez / Getty Images.
A general view during the inauguration of 'Vyta - Enoteca Regionale del Lazio', in Via Frattina 94, the new reality of agri-food promotion of typical products from Lazio on October 20, 2017 in Rome, Italy. The new culinary proposal provides for the promotion of 100% of wines and oils and 80% of products from Lazio, in order to enhance the agri-food chain of the Lazio region and the recognition of them at national and international level. Photo credit: Stefano Montesi / Corbis / Getty Images.
The last of the Chardonnay grapes for the 2017 vintage of Waitrose's Leckford Estate Brut are harvested on The Waitrose Farm, Leckford Estate, in Hampshire. Photo credit: Andrew Matthews / PA Images / Getty Images.
LATIN AMERICA
Carlos Perez checks the melon crop at the 'San Dionisio' farm where they grew coffee and now grow fruit and ornamental trees due to the loss of land suitable for planting coffee in Nicaragua in San Marcos, Carazo, 42 km from Managua, on October 16, 2017. Coffee crops in Latin America, one of the most appreciated products in the region, could become victims of climate change. A study by Latin American scientists projected that the increase in temperature and changes in rainfall would affect between 73% and 88% of the land suitable for grain production in the region. Photo credit: AFP / INTI OCON / Getty Images.
Juan Robleto, 46, works at the 'Santa Francisca' farm where coffee rust led to the cutting and burning of coffee trees and where they are now growing other varieties of coffee and cocoa, as a result of the loss of land suitable for planting coffee in Nicaragua, in Las Nubes, El Crucero, 30 km from Managua, on October 16, 2017. Photo credit: AFP / INTI OCON / Getty Images.
TURKEY
A combine harvester harvests soya at a field in Adana province of Turkey on October 20, 2017. Adana is the number one soybean producer in Turkey. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Cotton picking machine harvests cotton at a cotton field in Çukurova, alternatively known as Cilicia, in Adana, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Turkey is among the top 10 producers of high-quality clothing materials. It is the leading European country in cotton production. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Offloading freshly harvested cotton on a cotton field during harvesting season in Soke District of Aydin, Turkey on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Female workers during processing at a cotton ginnery in Soke District of Aydin, Turkey on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Bundles of sesames are seen during the harvesting season in Manavgat district of Antalya in Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Chicken legs, which will be sent to China, are being processed at the special section of an integrated plant in Esme district of Turkey's Usak province on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
Chicken meat are seen on a machine to be processed at an integrated plant in Esme district of Turkey's Usak province on October 17, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
People who grow grapes cover their products with white canvas to protect them from natural events and to increase their shelf life, at the Sarigol district of Manisa, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
People who grow grapes cover their products with white canvas to protect them from natural events and to increase their shelf life, at the Sarigol district of Manisa, Turkey on October 19, 2017. Photo credit: Anadolu Agency / Getty Images.
INDIA
This photo taken on October 16, 2017 shows paddy crop stubble smouldering in a field in Sonipat in the northern Indian state of Haryana. As Hindus across India celebrate Diwali this week, scientists fear a ban on firecrackers and other emergency anti-pollution measures deployed by authorities may not be enough to prevent a repeat of last year's 'airpocalypse' in Delhi. On the city's outskirts however, farmers are busy burning crop residue to clear their land before the new harvest and the acrid smoke has already begun to drift south, casting a pall over the world's most polluted capital and leaving millions gasping for breath. Photo credit: AFP / PRAKASH SINGH / Getty Images.
Indian fruit vendors use bicycles to bring bananas to be sold at Daranggiri banana market in the Goalpara district of the northeastern state of Assam on October 16, 2017. The Daranggiri banana market is the largest banana market in Asia, and supplies bananas to the states of Bengal and Bihar, and to Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan. Though bananas are grown year-round peak season is from September-October, when an average of 50-100 truckloads are sold at the market every day. Photo credit: AFP / Biju BORO / Getty Images.
RUSSIA
Harvesters in a corn field of the Mercy Trade company in the village of Prokhory. Photo credit: Yuri Smityuk / TASS / Getty Images.
A harvester with lights on in a corn field of the Mercy Trade company in the village of Prokhory. Photo credit: Yuri Smityuk / TASS / Getty Images.
Psychologist Alexander Chusov from Elektrogorsk, Moscow Region poses with his pumpkin weighing 432 kg [=~952 pounds] at a Russian Record Book ceremony to award it as the largest pumpkin in Russia. Photo credit: Mikhail Pochuyev / TASS / Getty Images.
LEBANON
Lebanese farmers harvest olives at a field in the town of Batroumin north of Beirut on October 20, 2017. Lebanons olive oil production oscillates between 10,000 and 30,000 tons of olive oil yearly depending on the crop. Its cultivation covers over 58,000 hectares of land and about 41 percent of its produced oil takes place in the north, followed by the South with 36 percent, 13 percent in the Bekaa valley, and 10 percent in Mount Lebanon. Photo credit: AFP / JOSEPH EID / Getty Images.
INDONESIA
This picture taken on October 16, 2017 shows vendors selling vegetables at a street market in Surabaya, Indonesia's second largest city. Photo credit: AFP / Juni KRISWANTO / Getty Images.