The Gironde Chamber of Agriculture imposes an internship on future market gardeners to enable them to gain experience and avoid bankruptcy. But for the main interested parties, this internship lasting 6 months, poorly paid, penalizes them in their course of installation. This measure, unique in France, was taken at a turning point for Gironde agriculture: the number of candidates for viticulture is declining, overtaken by aspiring market gardeners, often organic and not from the agricultural sector.
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