Barcelona Provincial Council and Sant Pere de Ribes Town Council launch the Plana del Garraf Agricultural Area
The agreement makes this project the tenth agricultural area created in the province.
Barcelona Provincial Council continues its commitment to creating agricultural areas in the province with the signing of a collaboration agreement with Sant Pere de Ribes Town Council. This accord, formalised yesterday, coinciding with World Agriculture Day, represents a further step in consolidating the territory's green infrastructure.
The Barcelona Provincial Council, a pioneer in the preservation, management, and revitalization of agricultural spaces, collaborates with municipalities and institutions to raise awareness of the benefits of maintaining agricultural heritage.
The goal that 60% of the cultivated area in Spain is organic is one of the topics highlighted in the latest BCN Smart Rural Press Digest.
With the awarding of this prize, the Barcelona Provincial Council continues to encourage the transformation of agri-food and forestry micro-enterprises in Central Catalonia.
In the demarcation of Barcelona, the protection of agricultural spaces has a name, Josep Montasell Dorda. And an intention: to bring food closer to people.
The European strategy "Biodiversity 2030" has important implications in the agricultural and livestock practices of the territory. We talk about it with Ricard Ramon i Sumoy, deputy head of unit of the General Directorate of Agriculture of the…
Right now it has twenty plots, which represents an increase of 35% since the official start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The increase in the supply of land makes it possible to accommodate the growing demand of people looking for a new model of life…
BCN Smart Rural organizes a new webinar on competitive creativity with mayors, councillors, technicians, and experts in agricultural development from Bages and Moianès counties.
Do municipalities in the Barcelona region have enough agricultural land to supply their citizens with local food? Check out this newsletter, and you'll find out! You can also read an interview with Carolyn Steel, an architect, researcher, and author…
With 34,916 hectares of available land, Berguedà could feed its citizens abundantly: it has a degree of self-sufficiency of 255%.
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