Agriculture for combat. Karine Le Marchand has been the face of the famous show for several years now. Love is in the meadow. Very invested in her role as Cupid for Farmers, the 55-year-old presenter does not stop there, however, and continues her mission of highlighting local people. Thus, Monday November 27, M6 broadcasts Peasant families: 100 years of history, a documentary overseen by Potiche Prod, Karine Le Marchand’s production company. Through numerous archive images and testimonies from six families of farmersthe one who animated New Star, 20 years already looks back at the many changes that this essential sector has undergone over time.
So, to talk more about this project, the presenter agreed to respond to an interview published in We both the same day. And the least we can say is that its investment in this area gives ideas to some. “Could you one day become Minister of Agriculture?” asked the journalist. With a touch of humor, the mother then responded bluntly: “You should not say: ‘fountain, I won’t drink your water!’ But there is still one thing to take into account, and that is my total lack of diplomacy.”
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His lack of tact forces production… to modify some shots of the M6 program. “It’s not necessarily seen in Love Is in the Meadow because it’s cut during editing, but I put your foot in the dish a lot And I’m not ready to accept everything to stay in place.” According to her, the work she is currently doing makes her feel more useful.
And clearly, she’s not the only one who thinks so. Monday, November 6, Karine Le Marchand simply received the decoration of the Officer’s Cross of Agricultural Merit from the hands of Marc Fesneau, the Minister of Agriculture. Ten years earlier, the presenter had already been knighted in the Order of Agricultural Merit, for having contributed “to put farmers back at the heart of society”. A mission that has never left her.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
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