Poland is an important producer of honey in the EU

The Polish Ministry of Agriculture appeals "Plant honey-giving plants, i.e. plants that provide nectar and pollen - in the garden, on the balcony, on wasteland, baulks and even on neglected lawns. Buy seeds or ready-made mixtures from any garden shop. Do this at different times of the year. If you have a garden, leave a wild part in it, with honey-giving meadow plants and places where insects can nest." In addition, "we should also not burn fallen leaves and dried grasses, as they provide nesting and hiding places for many insects. The soil in the garden should also not be dug up too often, as many insects also nest there. "Prepare a drinker for the bees. This can simply be a container with water and stones or sticks for the insects to stand on to drink the water. Avoid insecticides and pesticides that are toxic to bees. Choose natural pesticides and organic farming products. Try to choose local products, from the immediate area, or at least produced in the European Union." - ...