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Special presentation in Alegia for two-legged hires

  • On October 13, the ARGIA Bizi Baratze project will present in Alegia the agenda of the Moon and Plants 2023. According to the Moon, next year explains the work at each time, both in the orchard, the forest, the garden and the fruit trees. The agenda for this year is about animals, insects, birds, mammals, amphibians living around plants... The presentation of Alegia will involve the authors Jakoba Errekondo and Antton Olariaga, as well as the brothers Unai Agirre and Eñaut Agirre who will sing ancient verses on beasts and biologist Iñaki Sanz Azkue who will deal with the issue of animals. Therefore, this special discourse will combine oral presentations, illustrations and verses.

10 October 2022 - 05:06

The 2023 Luna and Plants agenda is a good tool for many users: for those who care for the garden, for those who work in the ecology, for those who manage the forest, for those who have garden or fruit trees... Also for teachers who are curious about the environment. This agenda provides the knowledge of the land in the Basque Country, through beautiful illustrations and in a rich Basque: what to do according to the lunar cycle in each specific time of 2023, what plants are next, how to fertilize them... all of this in an environmentally friendly way, without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.

Although hands are not stained on the ground, this agenda is also a treasure for the citizen who wants to live his legs on the ground, to remember work or everyday life issues: it is a practical agenda, because it gives a vision of the days of the week in the left hand, when the leaflet with rings is opened. In each of the pages, at the bottom of them, we can see illustrations of the native vegetables available at the time. And at the top, a proverb related to nature. The holidays of the whole of Euskal Herria are marked and offer the necessary space to write each day.

This useful agenda, therefore, provides us with all the content of the Basque culture linked to the earth through beautiful illustrations and short explanations, within the cycles marked by the moon and the sun.

On 13 October a very special presentation in Alegia

Each year the agenda that ARGIA publishes focuses on one topic. This year it is about animals. The talk will show how orchards and biodiversity are fed. Jakoba Errekondo will present the contents of the agenda and Antton Olariaga will explain how she has made beautiful illustrations of the agenda as she shows them. Biologist Iñaki Sanz Azkue will then highlight the importance of orchards to preserve biodiversity and highlight some curious examples. In conclusion, the brothers Unai Agirre and Eñaut Agirre will sing a selection of ancient verses on animals.

The presentation will take place on Thursday 13 October at 18:00 at the Casa de Cultura de Alegia.


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