Guest Post: Kate Rudd, Regenerative Economics researcher
Kate Rudd is a Masters in Regenerative Economics student at Schumacher College. She visited us for a week as part of her dissertation research and
Kate Rudd is a Masters in Regenerative Economics student at Schumacher College. She visited us for a week as part of her dissertation research and
We've just said goodbye to someone who's shared a very particular moment with us. In addition to being a huge help over the last months,
We've just recognized three important milestones: Liberation Day on April 25th, International Workers Day on May 1st, and the official beginning of a "Phase 2"
Ferragosto is the last major holiday of the summer here in Italy and it's upon us. Historically in rural areas this holiday celebrated taking a
[gallery ids="1063,1064" type="circle" columns="2" link="file"] You've not heard from us in over a month. In that time we've moved for a final time into the
[caption id="attachment_354" align="aligncenter" width="388"] Fede shares her experience of growing up in Italy's pioneering agritourism sector with aspiring farmers and officials.[/caption] Note: We have received
While the produce is really satisfying, we also built, organized and improved a lot of the infrastructure here at the farm in these last months.
[caption id="attachment_216" align="alignnone" width="388"] This is a view of the property from the the Northeastern facing slope. The house and greenhouse are visible with the
It's been almost exactly a week since we boarded the plane. As we plodded slowly toward the skyway, I looked at my passport again and