Gardens rent to keep agriculture alive and inviting young
to remain in the territory. ' Farm in a small ancient world '
truly remarkable is the idea of \u200b\u200bthe town of Scone , small village of 600 inhabitants near Alfedena.
To participate in the 'University of L'Aquila which Grundtvig project partners, including the European Community Action Plan .
In practice, the town of Scone, is committed to recover the marginal land and uncultivated, mainly owned by the city to create new employment opportunities in the cultivation of local species and to develop a market for quality organic products. Are also involved older people, for the teaching of ancient farming techniques to the 'aspiring' farmers whose lands are assigned.
This way of promoting agriculture and the land is being developed in different parts of Italy, for details see this link .
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