Bavarian farmers try to make agriculture sexy with pinups
A youth farming association in Bavaria has presented its latest edition of a calendar showing farm girls in erotic poses in the hopes of making agriculture more attractive to younger Germans.
“The Young Farm Girls Calendar attracts attention for agriculture in a fun way,” Ludwig Raßhofer, the head of the Association of Young Bavarian Farmers, said in a statement.
Working with their counterparts across the border in Austria, the Bavarians came up with a new concept for the 2011 edition of the calendar playing off well-known film classics combined with rural themes.
For example, Miss August is clearly mimicking Ursula Andress’ classic bikini scene in the James Bond movie ‘Dr. No’ and Miss January appears to be reprising Uma Thurman’s role in ‘Pulp Fiction.’
Click here for a photo gallery of the 2011 Young Farm Girls Calendar.
Inspired by a similar rural pinup calendar started in Austria in 2001, the association has expanded beyond using only comely Bavarian lasses for a tribute to pan-German pastoral beauty.
The calendar, however, is not alone in promoting farming scantily clad country girls. A rival group presented its 2011 edition earlier this month.
Click here for a photo gallery of the 2011 German Farm Girls Calendar.
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“The Young Farm Girls Calendar attracts attention for agriculture in a fun way,” Ludwig Raßhofer, the head of the Association of Young Bavarian Farmers, said in a statement.
Working with their counterparts across the border in Austria, the Bavarians came up with a new concept for the 2011 edition of the calendar playing off well-known film classics combined with rural themes.
For example, Miss August is clearly mimicking Ursula Andress’ classic bikini scene in the James Bond movie ‘Dr. No’ and Miss January appears to be reprising Uma Thurman’s role in ‘Pulp Fiction.’
Click here for a photo gallery of the 2011 Young Farm Girls Calendar.
Inspired by a similar rural pinup calendar started in Austria in 2001, the association has expanded beyond using only comely Bavarian lasses for a tribute to pan-German pastoral beauty.
The calendar, however, is not alone in promoting farming scantily clad country girls. A rival group presented its 2011 edition earlier this month.
Click here for a photo gallery of the 2011 German Farm Girls Calendar.
The Local/mry
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