New groundbreaking in Reisenbach: 2.3 million for nature and agriculture!

New groundbreaking in Reisenbach: 2.3 million for nature and agriculture!

In an impressive step to improve rural infrastructure, the state of Baden-Württemberg launched the land new regulations in Mudau-Reisenbach in the Neckar-Odenwald district. In a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony, the Minister of Nutrition, Rural Affairs and Consumer Protection, Peter Hauk, announced the support of around 2.3 million euros by the state and the federal government. This measure aims to create new ways and to optimize agricultural areas economically, which not only benefits agriculture, but also to the citizens.

The modernization of rural paths will make it considerably easier to management the areas and to improve the Transport of regionally generated food. But that's not all! The landslide also relies on the preservation of the cultural landscape and the promotion of biodiversity. For this purpose, three hectares of colored wasteland and extensive grassland are created, special habitats such as stone bars are created and numerous trees and trees plant. In addition, nesting aids for birds and bats are built to support biodiversity.

a strong network for the future

The committed cooperation of all those involved is the key to success of this comprehensive project. Hauk emphasized the need for a well -thought -out overall concept, which not only takes into account the agricultural issues, but also the needs of leisure users. The newly designed paths will not only strengthen agriculture, but also increase the quality of life of the local people. A truly forward-looking project that will change the Mudau-Reisenbach region!