Blog: Die Kirschessigfliege erhöht die Produktionskosten von Schweizer Kirschen massiv

Ein neuer Beitrag auf dem Agrarpolitik-Blog von Dominique Mazzi zeigt, dass die Kirschessigfliege die Produktionskosten von Schweizer Kirschen massiv erhöht

20.02.2017 by Robert Finger

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