Thanks to the heterogeneity of its territory and the extraordinary richness of its biodiversity, Madagascar produces honeys of remarkable quality and diversity. The MIELS-MADA project, funded by ARES and FNRS, and co-led by Prof. Nicolas Vereecken of the Agroecology Lab of the ULB, will study Malagasy beekeeping for five years as a lever of sustainable development. Resolutely interdisciplinary, it combines bees genetics, honey chemistry and fiel…
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Thanks to the heterogeneity of its territory and the extraordinary richness of its biodiversity, Madagascar produces honeys of remarkable quality and diversity. The MIELS-MADA project, funded by ARES and FNRS, and co-led by Prof. Nicolas Vereecken of the Agroecology Lab of the ULB, will study Malagasy beekeeping for five years as a lever of sustainable development. Resolutely interdisciplinary, it combines bees genetics, honey chemistry and fiel…