The Municipality of Concordia, through its productive development areas, continues to strengthen the Agroecological Gardens Program, an initiative that promotes the production of healthy food and sustainable development in the neighborhoods.
In this framework, new seedling distribution sessions and technical support will be carried out, with the aim that more families can start or strengthen their home gardens. The proposal includes advice from an Agronomist Engineer, providing practical tools for efficient and sustainable production.
The activities will take place on the following days and locations:
Monday, March 30 - 9:00 am, at the Stella Maris Chapel, located at the intersection of Asunción and Avda. Castro.
Wednesday, April 1, 9:00 am, at the “Leonardo Favio” Cultural Center, belonging to the Red Nebel Association, at 860 Asunción.
From the Municipality, it was highlighted that the program already has the participation of more than 2,000 families in the city, consolidating itself as a public policy that fosters food sovereignty, environmental care, and community work.
These sessions are open to the community and are part of a sustained policy that seeks to generate opportunities, promote healthy habits, and accompany the growth of the neighborhoods.
In this framework, new seedling distribution sessions and technical support will be carried out, with the aim that more families can start or strengthen their home gardens. The proposal includes advice from an Agronomist Engineer, providing practical tools for efficient and sustainable production.
The activities will take place on the following days and locations:
Monday, March 30 - 9:00 am, at the Stella Maris Chapel, located at the intersection of Asunción and Avda. Castro.
Wednesday, April 1, 9:00 am, at the “Leonardo Favio” Cultural Center, belonging to the Red Nebel Association, at 860 Asunción.
From the Municipality, it was highlighted that the program already has the participation of more than 2,000 families in the city, consolidating itself as a public policy that fosters food sovereignty, environmental care, and community work.
These sessions are open to the community and are part of a sustained policy that seeks to generate opportunities, promote healthy habits, and accompany the growth of the neighborhoods.