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“La Possiblerie”, pour donner du sens au métier paysan ! | Delphine VINET | TEDxViroflay


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if I tell you what the peasant

do you think

a person in straw hat hooves

with with a fork or someone from a

little gruff but close to nature and

animals

why not even if I tell you

asks to think in a small way

little more contemporary than what is

you just been actors sometimes

huge fields as far as the eye can see

tons of chemistry food

maybe or agrifood factories

it’s likely nevertheless is that the

peasant term is really suited in this

case there not sure my name is delphine and

with my husband a Benoît we are

bordeaux wine farmer while

I have not put my boots I have not put a

my work blue and I’m

certainly not come in tractors

it is a bit far

yet my daily life is the one

of a peasant

I’ll explain we’ll start with a

little bit of history

originally the peasant was the

person who lived in and the countryside

it was even more of a condition than

a real job strictly speaking in

did not choose to be peasant

we try simply weighing

and then there have been tools that have been

invented to plow to sow for

reap and the peasant he became a

farmer with the appearance of

agronomy

we had access to news

knowledge and news

techniques and suddenly the farmer he

became a farmer so this is

a period that is marked by the

selection of plants and animals

creating new professions like

consultant technicians

or commercial agricultural the

development of mechanization well

sure and then the appearance of the

petrochemistry

so you know these are all

herbicides fungicides insecticides or

it’s all these products that ends

by the suffix this side which means kill

so of course all these advances these

developments

it was intended to facilitate

agricultural activity which is true is

a difficult activity and we thought that

by securing the harvests and

facilitating the work of the farmer

we were going to allow him to live better

only here was the peasant doing

with the living and well we slipped to

the farmer who selects who

loses diversity and then who

use products that kill and the

business continued to evolve and a

activity thought to feed a

local population we went to a

market farming by transforming

the farmer as a farmer and

even though evolution

she allowed this evolution allowed to

France to become a leader in

agricultural production and well

operators no longer needing

look at the natural principles

agronomic and environmental

they simply lost

basic knowledge and then over

time there are difficulties that have

started to be observed declining

yields but increased costs

of production decreased fertility of

soils that can go up to sterility

we can have water pollution

air pollution development of the

disease resistance loss of

biodiversity

and then and then

I have a blower in front of halak is this

What to do

do we have to bet once again

on biotechnology for it to

tries to isolate a super new

molecule or is that which is not more

judicious to relearn to work

with the nature of the art is observed

to work with it and not against

she by concretely we do how

with my husband we grew up on

farms in charente-maritime in the south

West of France

and then life brought us close to

bordeaux to settle us out of frame

family then settling that means

start his activity but out of context

family

it means we have not inherited

the activity of our parents but that we

we created it and then we planted

eight hectares of vineyards then that

represents a plot of 80 thousand meters

squares anyway and even if it remains

a small area for the region

Bordeaux

it still took 48 thousand seedlings

vine 48 thousand holes 48000 stitched and 48

a thousand planting gestures to make

to be born the vineyard of the work anyway

and then Benoit having grown up on a

farm in organic farming

but we chose this same mode of

production that is respectful of

men of the nature of the air from the water of

everything that lives but because inevitably

there is one but the vine is a

monoculture and monocultures are not

no models of biodiversity

so how do we do to relocate the

life our heart of an ecosystem

where do we start and then especially where

are we looking for training

luck is it exists in France

many associations for the

nature and the environment with people

who are passionate and passionate

and especially since they have all the

knowledge and skills that

we do not have

and on their advice we lead

actions to recreate balances

environmental issues around production

wine

for example by planting hedges and

does one protect the cold culture have

provided food and shelter to

animals and then we draw a whole bunch

of insects and then if in addition we

introduced fruit trees and

leafy in the heart of the vineyard and well one

allows to break the prevailing winds and

there again we attract a whole fauna of

predators that will regulate

pests by adding nesting boxes

we attract birds that are big

insectivores and who by chasing on everything

the vineyard but will eat full

insects whose pests of the

vine

and then when we develop the vineyard

to welcome bats

we make sure of their presence on the whole

domain because you have to know that from a

the winemakers are bothered by

small caterpillars that are hanged in

grape berries by butterflies

nocturnal and then on the other side we have

bats that are small

nocturnal mammals and who are when

even able to swallow up to three

thousand insects per night and per individual

at the end of rename is complicated to

understand that has an interest in the

welcome do the job to our

square

and it works then to all this

add the advice of an entomologist

who are insect specialists

the census of snakes akita because

that snakes are part of

he ecosystems

we had the spotting of wild orchids

and protected flowers because we

has a whole wild flora that resurfaces

late mowing to leave the

plants go to the end of their

cycle ie to come to grain for

to be able to sift naturally

creation of wetlands so we have

dug ponds on the vineyard

we also release him

two hedgehogs who are big eaters

snails and slugs t that are

too cute and then we also have the

release of little owls then

it is the smallest raptor of France the

little owl but it’s a big

insect eaters and then small

rodents because in the field we have plenty

small field mice and small

shrew you know little mice

the fields and suddenly we became

subject for two studies so the first

regards the study of the impact of the tree

in a wine-growing environment and the second aims to

to monitor the feeding behavior of

bats on the on the vineyard and

as we are lucky to be part of

a dynamic one learns a lot

we we said it in our turn

had to transmit so we

welcome and we testify

immensely on the vineyard with

many people including

young people some of whom come in

worksite nature summer and manufactures with

we birdhouses lodgings

hot smiles the insects hotels the

hedgehog huts we install on

the vineyards were still that it

begins to make sense of the peso world

women are in fact we can still go

further

so how did I just explain

how to create an ecosystem in

agricultural production ie how

create a harmony between a culture and

its environment its territory but this

that it is not possible to create a

ecosystem

at the peasants operation

that is to say a harmony between

men and their way of working between

they imagine

imagine a place where the winemaker and the

market gardener work hand in hand

sharing their materials their lands

imagine a place where the winemaker but

share his pumps and hoses

vinification with the brewer imagined a

place where the freight elevator he to serve the

tuesday for palettes of 20 th

Wednesday for vegetable crates

and then on Thursday for crates of

beer a place where the potatoes the

onions and the beets thumb to

middle of the vine rows as at

the Gallo-Roman era a place where

roadside apps sit next to feet of

important grape the benefits of

agroforestry to the winemakers and then

by their productions completing the

market gardening basket a place where the

plants are no longer competitors but

Additional

a place where producers are no longer

only

but the solidarity and where we share the

tips knowledge helps

techniques the same commercial circuit or

so we offer more offers

complete more attractive because think

to many where we face together the

emergency situations

we support ourselves imagine a place where everything

becomes possible because we do

together a lion is inventing coworking

peasants take place who create

local employment that initiate projects

innovative takes place that values ​​the economy

circular that revitalizes a territory

takes place that thinks about welcoming the

public even in situations of

handicap or takes place where where can we come from

on vacation to recharge for

discover to understand where everyone has

his role

the winemaker market the armband

but also the walker the picker

and where everyone can act to his measure in

making or investing for

allow others to imagine

a place a place of sharing and humanity

and well this place is in existence

currently and it’s called the possible

laughs it means the place of all

possible and we are already from

many friends of the possible rice to

think another peasantry is

possible respectful benevolent

collaborative is happy and I will

invite everyone to find your place

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