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That will hardly cause any delay for Staatsbosbeheer, because the intention was already to begin preparatory work no earlier than the end of next year. In 2028, the area will actually be put under the shovel. The landowners and many farmers in the area want to prevent the wetting of the nature reserve from having major consequences for their lands. Staatsbosbeheer and the province of Overijssel are going to tackle the drying of the area to save the protected raised bog. But the farmers do not agree with the way this is happening. Puddle area Arable farmer Henk Ormel from Bruinehaar foresees major problems with the groundwater levels. With the wetting of the nature reserve, the agricultural lands are also getting wet. ‘It will become a puddle area for us,’ says Ormel. According to him, talks are already underway with about ten farmers in the area about buying out, because their lands can no longer be used profitably. Their lawyer says that there are alternative ways to keep the ...

Heatwaves are piling up, rain is packing its bags, and harvests are gaining momentum. A perfect mix for crop fires. The Eure-et-Loir agricultural chamber takes this opportunity to remind everyone of the good practices to adopt, both for prevention and when a fire breaks out. And a tool, usually frowned upon when driving, becomes essential: the mobile phone. As soon as a fire starts, it is crucial to call 18 or 112 immediately, so that the intervention services can get moving as quickly as possible. But before that, several actions can help reduce the risks. It is essential to equip oneself with fire extinguishers. Be careful, not just any: preferably powder ones for equipment and water ones for crops. "It is necessary to keep a water barrel and a soil working tool nearby," also recalls the Eure-et-Loir agricultural chamber. Indeed, while waiting for the intervention of the firefighters, it is necessary to limit the spread of the fire by scarifying, at a good distance from the fire ...

The beekeeping producer's beehives were inspected by the Afyonkarahisar Sandıklı District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. The technical staff of the District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry inspected the beehives of producers engaged in beekeeping in the region to record beekeeping activities, ensure that producers can effectively benefit from support programs, and support sustainable beekeeping. Inspections were conducted by examining the bee colonies and performing checks. Data that would constitute registration and update processes were evaluated. It was learned that the activities will continue throughout the season in the region. - AFYONKARAHİSAR