Fall gathering in Brittoli: how it went

Nov 20, 2025 | 4 min lettura

It was Abruzzo that hosted this year's fall gathering of WWOOF Italy: at the end of September, while waiting for the olives (for those who were lucky enough to have them...), some 40 members active in the association met to catch up on current processes and plan...

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Open letter regarding raw milk cheese production

by Claudio Pozzi | Oct 3, 2025 | from our networks, Initiatives, Messages from the Association | 0

The use of raw milk in Italy has deep historical roots and reasons, which cannot be traced to a fad or backwardness of producers. The presence of milk strains indigenous and specific to each area has made it possible to obtain products with distinctive aromatics. The microbial flora of milk also represents a real resource from the health point of view, due to competitive effects with the flora
environmental pathogenic

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Fall gathering in Brittoli: how it went

by Fabrizio Romagnoli | Nov 20, 2025 | Annual General Meeting, Associative life, Featured News, General Meetings | 0

It was Abruzzo that hosted this year’s fall gathering of WWOOF Italy: at the end of...

Journal from Palestine: C.A.S.A. 10

by Claudio Pozzi | Nov 20, 2025 | from our networks, Initiatives | 0

Agro-ecology and international solidarity, direct action practices
Doing agro-ecological farming means above all activating a practice of resistance and struggle that results in constant political activism.

“Annoying Xylella:

by Claudio Pozzi | Nov 20, 2025 | from our networks | 0

It is time to move away from the intensive agricultural production model, centered on maximizing short-term yields, degrading the land and its biodiversity, to accelerate the agroecological transition of our agri-food systems.

SOWING RAINBOWS

by Claudio Pozzi | Nov 20, 2025 | from our networks | 0

Through these stories, children can learn valuable values while developing a greater awareness of the world around them. Passing on fairy tales means promoting a culture of playful learning, which fosters young people’s emotional and intellectual growth by preparing them to face life’s challenges with wisdom and courage.

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Isabella Dalla Ragione the plant archaeologist

Interviewing farmers and analyzing artwork and historical archives, he has been recovering ancient fruit varieties for four decades. Today he has an orchard with more than six hundred specimens

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