Planète Durable – Ferme de Gally, cueillez vos fruits et légumes aux portes de Paris

from Agriculture Biologique – Fréquence Terre · host fred

Aux portes de Paris, la ferme de Gally met ses potagés et ses jardins à disposition des enfants et des adultes qui veulent venir découvrir une agriculture respectueuse de l’environnement. La visite se termine généralement par une cueillette. Bruno Gansel, responsable communication de la ferme répond aux questions de Frédéric Bénot de Fréquence Terre et […]

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