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Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food

64 Matteo Mazzola, the potential and opportunity of regenerative agriculture in Italy

54 min • 26 november 2019

In this podcast I talk with Matteo Mazzola, farmer and owner, together with his partner Paola Archetti, of Iside Farm in Sulzano, on the Iseo Lake.

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Matteo Mazzola is a coordinator of rural development projects, a consultant and trainer in the field of agroecology and a farmer.After working in various farms, thus acquiring experience from the dry plateaus of the Spanish chalk deserts, through the English moors, the Mediterranean sands of Western Australia, he ended up in the mild climates of the pre-Alpine lakes. He created TerraOrganica, an organization that offers training, advice and services in the field of agroecology and environmental regeneration. In October 2016, with Paola, his partner, he started Iside, a farm with integrated systems, a future production and demonstration centre of applied agroecology, regenerative farming practices, ecological architecture and appropriate technologies on the Iseo Lake in the North of Italy.

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