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A San Martino il sole non splendeva per tutti.
La leggenda racconta che in un giorno di pioggia, un soldato romano, Martino di Tours, incontrò un povero infreddolito e gli donò metà del suo mantello. In quell’istante, il cielo si aprì e tornò il sole. Da allora, ogni anno, intorno all’1...
Il letame è poesia.
Oggi il letame è un prodotto tecnico: una voce nei bilanci delle aziende agricole, un ammendante regolato da leggi e analisi chimiche. È la materia che chiude il ciclo della stalla, ricca di azoto, potassio e fosforo.
Là dove il buio aveva un nome.
Quando da piccola combinavo qualche guaio mio nonno chiamava “la Lumazza”. Aspettava che io stessi giocando o mi aggirassi in zone d’ombra, tipo vicino ad una siepe, o nell’angolo della stalla o vicino al cancello soprattutto verso l’imbrun...
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Agricoltura senza retorica. \ud83d\udc10Sono un po’ tua nonna, un po’ tua zia, e forse anche una capra selvatica. Stories of land and food from Italy \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf9— posts in Italian, short notes in English for rural souls.
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