Presentation
The use of ancient wheat varieties in baking: a veritable treasure trove of biodiversity
These varieties represent a valuable agricultural and gastronomic heritage, offering much more than just nutritional and organoleptic qualities.
This presentation will address how their recovery and use in baking can contribute to preserving cultivated biodiversity, promoting more resilient agricultural systems, and strengthening the sector's sustainability.
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