Progress of the joint project between the General Directorate of Rural Development and the Uruguayan Beekeeping Society

Published 2024년 6월 28일

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A collaborative project aimed at enhancing crop production through assisted pollination strategies was updated to director Mercedes Yacosa of the General Directorate of Rural Development of the MGAP, on June 22. The project, which started in 2023, is a collaboration between the Uruguayan Beekeeping Society (SAU), the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (DGDR-MGAP), and the University of the Republic. Financed by the DGDR and the University of Republic, the project's goal is to improve pollination techniques, particularly in apple cultivation. The project's presentation included some preliminary results and involved participation from the University of the Republic's research team and the Beekeeping Society. The initiative underscores the significance of beekeeping for the fruit sector and highlights the benefits of the collaboration between the productive sector and academia in improving food sovereignty and finding better production alternatives for Uruguay.
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The activity took place a few days ago. On June 22, director Mercedes Yacosa, of the General Directorate of Rural Development of the MGAP, attended a day to disseminate progress of the project that the SAU has been developing with the scientific intervention of the University of the Republic. The project was signed in 2023 through an agreement between the General Directorate of Rural Development of the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (DGDR-MGAP) and the Uruguayan Beekeeping Society (SAU). The DGDR provides financing for the development of the project, whose main objective is to evaluate assisted pollination strategies to improve crop production, and the economic benefit attributable to pollination in the fruit and beekeeping sector. Yacosa highlighted the importance of these dissemination events given that beyond their technical value, they make visible the irreplaceable function of bees ...
Source: Eltelegrafo

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