Sunday April 20, the plants and flavors market in Rivières celebrates biodiversity

L'évènement donnera l'occasion d'évoquer la biodiversité et ses enjeux avec Noémie Genay, apicultrice installée à Potelières. Midi Libre – STEPHANE BARBIER

Producteurs, locaux, conférences, ateliers, restaurations et animation musicale sont au menu de cette édition, consacrée aux insectes et à la biodiversité, sur la plage du village, de 9 heures à 18 heures.

" If you want to do something for the bees, plant flowers and honey trees! " When lifting the frames of one of her hives installed in the town of Potelières, beekeeper Noémie Genay is worried about this wind costs which cause the temperature of the latter to drop. Then, rejoices at the sight of a queen, a sign that the swarm sees its survival assured. Until when ? While from season to season, the mortality of hives is a constant, the Poteliéroise, in young agriculture, develops a breeding apiary in order to react quickly.

Pull out your oleanders and prefer black locust, bay laurel, hawthorn or simply bramble

Daughter of a beekeeper, with empirical knowledge, the fruit of observation, but supplemented by training and commitments in professional structures, this Thursday, April 18, she is delighted with the success of her Asian hornet trap. She also knows that varroa, pesticides, climate change and the decline in biodiversity will never bring serenity. A fear allayed by the sharing of knowledge, this Sunday in Rivières, during a third edition of the plants and flavors market, during which a workshop will be devoted to plants promoting biodiversity.

Pull out your oleanders and prefer black locust, laurel, hawthorn or simply bramble, capable of feeding a hive and its workers, major pollination insects responsible for 35% of our food resources ;nbsp;!

Sunday April 21, plant and flavor market, in Rivières, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Such. 04 66 24 44 47. I subscribe to read more