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Name: Selvanuova Farming for Nature  Selvanuova Mar 17, 2018 3:56 PM CST |
Far from beeing a monoculture, at Selvanuova our olive groves are dotted with several other cultivated and wild species. In particular, old almond trees used to be a distinctive landscape feature in Alta Murgia, but they are quickly vanishing, being replaced by young trees and other crops. Unlike many other farmers, at Selvanuova we preserve and value these old and almost unproductive almond trees, that besides contributing to a healthier and more resilient ecosystem, reward us with a marvelous bloom, announcing the end of Winter and the beginning of Spring.     |
Name: Porkpal Richmond, TX           porkpal Mar 17, 2018 7:43 PM CST |
| Definitely worth saving - beautiful! Porkpal |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a)              pod Apr 10, 2018 9:24 PM CST |
| How delightful. I am glad to hear of your desire to preserve them. I understand the almond orchards draw the beekeepers as the almond blooms produce one of the most desirable honey crops. Be content moving inch by inch because, by days end, the inches, will add up to feet and yards. Fulfilling ambitious objectives is usually done one step at a time. |
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