For families

"Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood"
Marie Curie

Educational farms are real agricultural holdings whose main features are their own products and the hard work of farmers.

Some of the farm’s time and premises are devoted to welcoming children and adults and to offer them a chance to discover the local environment and production. Special attention is required in highlighting various cultural aspects, promoting environmental awareness by letting children experience at first hand and by fostering the relationship between producers and consumers. Educational farms are the ideal place to learn more about agriculture, environment, economy, culture and local traditions.

A place where producer and consumer can meet

Farmers are those who welcome, educate and train consumers on:

products’ cycle of life (from farm to table)
products’ seasons
animal’s care
local environment
local traditions and culture

Eco-friendly economic development
Economic development that require a solid relationship between farmers, citizens and consumers. As consumers we must pursue social goals, such as deciding by ourselves on what to eat, without any influence. This goal can be achieved by assessing companies’ environmental policies in terms of social and environmental impact rather than by focusing on commodity prices or image.

The farm as…