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A variety of Andean Quinoa grains cultivated at high altitudes are displayed in a
A variety of Andean Quinoa grains cultivated at high altitudes are displayed in a Quinoa museum during a visit to the area by journalists with the Bolivian government to promote the International Year of Quinoa in Llica in Potosi province April 10, 2013. Officials of the United Nations and Andean countries launched the International Year of Quinoa last February to bring attention to the nutritional, ecological, and economic benefits of this natural food resource. Picture taken April 10, 2013. REUTERS/David Mercado (BOLIVIA - Tags: FOOD AGRICULTURE SOCIETY) - GF2E94C1RLX01
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In this photo print, a mesmerizing array of Andean Quinoa grains are showcased in a Quinoa museum located at high altitudes. The photograph was taken during an insightful visit by journalists and officials from the Bolivian government to promote the International Year of Quinoa in Llica, Potosi province on April 10,2013. This vivid display serves as a testament to the cultural significance and agricultural prowess of Andean communities. United Nations representatives and leaders from various Andean countries initiated the International Year of Quinoa in February to shed light on its immense nutritional, ecological, and economic benefits. The image captures not only the vibrant colors but also the diversity within these tiny grains that have sustained generations for centuries. Each variety tells a unique story of cultivation techniques passed down through generations amidst challenging high-altitude conditions. As we gaze upon this remarkable sight, we are reminded of nature's bountiful offerings and our responsibility to preserve such precious resources. These resilient quinoa grains symbolize resilience itself – thriving against all odds while providing sustenance for millions around the world. David Mercado's expert lens has immortalized this momentous occasion where food meets culture meets sustainability. Through his lens, he invites us into this enchanting world where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern aspirations for global awareness and appreciation.
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