The organization of the same is carried out through the joint work of the Secretariat of Productive Development and INTA Concordia and, in turn, stems from the 9th National Campaign for the Promotion of Domestic Honey Consumption.
This Thursday begins the Honey Consumption Promotion day, which is promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development in conjunction with INTA Concordia. It is held within the framework of the 9th National Campaign for the Promotion of Domestic Honey Consumption which, in turn, will be carried out throughout the country from May 14 to 20.
From 9:30 to 12:30, at Plaza 25 de Mayo, the open day of public-institutional interaction will begin, where aspects related to beekeeping as a productive activity will be highlighted, along with tastings of provincial honeys, and the importance of the bee as an environmental pollinating insect will be valued.
SCHEDULE
Talk 1: from 10:30 “Honey from the field to the table” by Food Engineer Romina Bacigalupo (UNER, Faculty of Food Sciences) and Veterinarian Natalia Messina (INTA Concordia).
Talk 2: from 11:15 “The role of pollinators and their importance for the environment” by Engineer Giovanna Annoni.
This Thursday begins the Honey Consumption Promotion day, which is promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development in conjunction with INTA Concordia. It is held within the framework of the 9th National Campaign for the Promotion of Domestic Honey Consumption which, in turn, will be carried out throughout the country from May 14 to 20.
From 9:30 to 12:30, at Plaza 25 de Mayo, the open day of public-institutional interaction will begin, where aspects related to beekeeping as a productive activity will be highlighted, along with tastings of provincial honeys, and the importance of the bee as an environmental pollinating insect will be valued.
SCHEDULE
Talk 1: from 10:30 “Honey from the field to the table” by Food Engineer Romina Bacigalupo (UNER, Faculty of Food Sciences) and Veterinarian Natalia Messina (INTA Concordia).
Talk 2: from 11:15 “The role of pollinators and their importance for the environment” by Engineer Giovanna Annoni.
