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Discover the diversity: Pomeranian Fruit Forum in Greifswald!
Discover the diversity of fruit culture at the Pomeranian Pomology Days in the Pomeranian State Museum in Greifswald on November 8th and 9th. Attend informative lectures, tastings and the fruit variety show with over 300 varieties.
Discover the diversity: Pomeranian Fruit Forum in Greifswald!
In the Northern Germany region there will soon be a great opportunity for all fruit lovers and those interested in pome fruit culture. On November 8th and 9th there will bePomeranian State Museum Greifswaldthe excitingRegional Forum for Fruit Cultureinstead, which has the motto “Pome fruit”. Here it's all about apples, pears, quinces and medlars. The Northern Courier reported that the event with thePomeranian Pomology Daysis firmly anchored in the event calendar and will offer both tastings and interesting technical discussions.
Anyone curious can bring their own apples. Visitors are invited to bring 5-6 ripe fruits in air-packed packaging to be determined. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the 300 different types of fruit on display during the Fruit Show.
A diverse program
On Saturday the event will feature hands-on activities and numerous tastings, while on Sunday the main focus will be on specialist lectures and a lively exchange on pomology. The organizers of this festival, including thePomologists Associationand theState group MV, work hand in hand with the cultural department for Pomerania and East Brandenburg as well as theAbout.Morgen gGmbH. The whole thing is through thatFederal Ministry of the Interior, theLand Foundationas well as theCompensation Agency Northpromoted.
This event is a unique opportunity for anyone who would like to learn more about pomology culture. In addition, participants can not only enjoy the region's culinary delicacies, but also gain new insights by exchanging ideas with like-minded people.
A look outside the box
But the region doesn't just have a lot to offer with this forum. The project“Obstarche Reddelich”, which was released on January 26, 2019 as an official project of theUN Decade of Biological Diversitywas awarded is another example of commitment to fruit culture. Here, 370 different historical fruit varieties were planted and cared for on orchards in the municipality of Reddelich. This project aims to secure rare and endangered fruit varieties. Further information can be found on the website Pomology Association.
Despite the region's rich fruit enjoyment opportunities, raising awareness of biodiversity is also highly valued. The commitment of many citizens and families from Reddelich, Brodhagen and the surrounding area has shown how important nature conservation and caring for the environment in harmony with agriculture are.
Visit thisRegional Forum for Fruit Cultureand immerse yourself in the wonderful world of apple and fruit varieties, while at the same time making a valuable contribution to preserving biological diversity!