77 thousand beekeepers in Italy, but climate change affects programming

Published 2024년 12월 5일

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The Italian Beekeepers Federation (FAI) is recognizing its 77,000 members in Italy for their organization and regulatory efforts, highlighting their collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture. FAI President Raffaele Cirone addressed the introduction of a bee and beekeeper stamp at MASAF and shared challenges like climate change and extreme weather affecting beekeeping. Despite these challenges, Cirone remains optimistic, emphasizing the community's resilience and dedication to continuing beekeeping.
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Rome - "There are 77,000 beekeepers in Italy and therefore we think that this is a more than deserved recognition and not only symbolic, but also concrete, linked to what we do as a category that has organized itself, has given itself its own regulatory framework and we have a dialogue with this Ministry of reference that is excellent and this must be recognized". So said Raffaele Cirone, president of the Italian Beekeepers Federation (FAI), on the sidelines of the presentation of the stamp dedicated to bees and beekeepers that took place at MASAF. "About the attempt to install the hives in the Palazzo dell'Agricoltura, it was a great success, despite what the news reports say from time to time, which tend to denigrate this moment of collaboration. In the center of Rome, the bees were devoured by hornets, as happens to all the beekeepers in some quadrants of Rome Capital. We have reintegrated the families, they are there that they come and go. Like all agricultural supply chains, ...
Source: Agricolae

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