Good practices to boost pollination in the field
GOOD PRACTICE FOR BOOST POLLINATION IN THE FIELD
To ensure that the services provided by pollinators continue in agriculture, it is necessary to know more about the benefits and factors that influence the populations of these animals. it is necessary to know more about the benefits and factors that influence the populations of these animals, food safety may be compromised, reducing crop yields, negative effect on the economy. It is very important to identify and use sustainable management practices that reduce the negative impacts caused by humans on pollinators, promote the conservation and diversity of native pollinators, and conserve and restore natural areas necessary to optimize pollinator services in agricultural areas.
Conserve natural areas, maintaining native vegetation next to the growing area
Place and manage the hives of bees to nearby farming areas, improving the quality of your crop
Revolver as little as possible the soil, maintaining the organic matter, as there are bees nesting in the soil
Do not apply pesticides on pollinators visiting hours of cultivation (generally, in the morning)
it is necessary to know more about the benefits and factors that influence the populations of these animals
Place a piece of bamboo or wooden trunks to dead bees make their nests
Reduce and, when possible, eliminate the use of pesticides
Grow plants attractive to pollinators near the crop and in your garden
Create a direct channel of contact with beekeepers. it is necessary to know more about the benefits and factors that influence the populations of these animals (DOU 04/01/2013), It indicates that it is the responsibility of farmers warn beekeepers present in a culture of 6km radius, and 48 hours in advance, on aerial spraying activities.
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