This Thursday, June 5, within the framework of the Entre Ríos Beekeeping Day, the Honey Dissemination Workshop was held at Plaza 25 de Mayo in Concordia, with main activities at the Labor Training Room of the Civic Center.
The proposal, organized by the Municipal Secretariat of Productive Development together with INTA and the UNER Faculty of Food Sciences, brought together producers, students, professionals, and residents interested in learning more about this noble productive activity.
During the day, exhibitions by local producers, interactive displays, tastings of regional honeys, and technical talks by specialists from INTA and UNER were held. In addition, the participation of agrotechnical schools was highlighted, reaffirming the importance of linking technical knowledge with the training of new generations.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, underscored: “Beekeeping not only represents a source of sustainable production and added value for our territory, but it is also a key tool to strengthen the local productive framework. This workshop is part of a path that we promote from the Secretariat to make visible, train, and generate networks among those who work day by day for a more productive Concordia connected with its identity.”
The activity is part of a strategic agenda to promote beekeeping development and continue strengthening regional economies from a technical, participatory perspective with a strong territorial anchor.
The proposal, organized by the Municipal Secretariat of Productive Development together with INTA and the UNER Faculty of Food Sciences, brought together producers, students, professionals, and residents interested in learning more about this noble productive activity.
During the day, exhibitions by local producers, interactive displays, tastings of regional honeys, and technical talks by specialists from INTA and UNER were held. In addition, the participation of agrotechnical schools was highlighted, reaffirming the importance of linking technical knowledge with the training of new generations.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer, underscored: “Beekeeping not only represents a source of sustainable production and added value for our territory, but it is also a key tool to strengthen the local productive framework. This workshop is part of a path that we promote from the Secretariat to make visible, train, and generate networks among those who work day by day for a more productive Concordia connected with its identity.”
The activity is part of a strategic agenda to promote beekeeping development and continue strengthening regional economies from a technical, participatory perspective with a strong territorial anchor.