This German farmer is giving agriculture a much-needed boost on Instagram


By AGENCY
  • People
  • Monday, 22 May 2023

Clad in wellies and a warm sweater, Paulsen doesn't look like your average influencer, but her videos on life on a farm generate up to 200,000 clicks. Photos: Patrick Pleul/dpa

Farmer Annemarie Paulsen poses expertly for her latest social media post, grinning at her cell phone, knee-deep in mud.

She is standing in front of a mountain of grain, wearing a heavy work sweater and wellies on a chilly day, as she prepares her next video about life on a farm that she hopes will generate some 70,000 to 100,000 clicks.

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