The impact of buckwheat and paulownia (Paulownia elongata x P. fortunei) intercropping on beekeeping value and buckwheat yield
Paweł Chorbiński,
Marek Liszewski,
Przemysław Bąbalewski
et al.
Abstract:Increasing crop diversity is a way for agriculture to transition towards a more sustainable and biodiversity-friendly system. Growing buckwheat intercropped with paulownia can contribute not only to mitigating climate change but can also enrich the environment with species of agricultural importance, without causing a decline in pollinators, since buckwheat is pollinated mainly by the honeybee. Buckwheat is a significant forage crop in some areas. In a field experiment comparing growing buckwheat with paulowni… Show more
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