Description: Pollinator-friendly practices are agricultural methods that support the health and population of pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and other insects. These practices aim to create a conducive environment for the reproduction and survival of these essential organisms for the pollination of many plants, including food crops. By implementing techniques that minimize pesticide use, promote native plant diversity, and establish suitable habitats, a balanced ecosystem is fostered. The importance of these practices lies in their ability to increase agricultural production, improve biodiversity, and contribute to environmental sustainability. In a context where pollinator populations are declining due to urbanization, climate change, and intensive agriculture, adopting pollinator-friendly practices becomes an urgent necessity to ensure food security and ecosystem health. These practices not only benefit pollinators but also offer economic advantages to farmers by improving the quality and quantity of their harvests, creating a positive cycle that benefits both nature and agriculture.
