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Pruning olive tree is an art
The cut for agriculture is very different from the cut as an ornamental plant and is much more difficult and needs more experience. The…
Olive blossoms 2020: farmers really deserve a good olive year
Organic olive tree patent in Northern Italy/Oneglia. We explain how it works for us.
Aid Fund: Support Organic Olive Farmers
Relief Fund Organic Olive Farmers Italy "Rete Tesori della Riviera" Rescue operation for organic farmers in Italy because of the drought…
Olive tree sponsorships 2022 ticker
Olive tree sponsorships 2022: Here you can see the individual steps of production and shipping in the ticker.
Olive harvest in 2021 – a good year is often followed by a less good one
Unfortunately, the year 2021 does not look so good. Admittedly, we cannot complain about storms or adverse circumstances. Also, the weather…
All about the famous and delicious Taggiasca olive
Taggiasca Olive is considered to be the most famous and tasteful olive in the world. So it's worth getting to the bottom of the taggiasca…
Happy about the 2020 olive harvest
The olive harvest 2020 makes the organic farmers look forward to the winter. Due to the many rains just before the harvest, the olives have…
Organic Farm San Martino
The farm is the realization of a lifelong dream for Alberto Dalpiaz and his family. Years ago Alberto and his wife Giulia Bartellone…
Sassolive – our mother farm
We do not value the amount of our organic products achieved, but on the high quality and harmony with nature during production. But also on…
Popular: Italy’s cleanest beaches 2020: Liguria
The beaches of Liguria will receive the most blue flags of the Foundation for Environmental Education in 2020. Thanks to all the organic…
2020: a good olive year for farmers
After the olive growers suffered very much from the low harvest in 2019, this year seems to be looking better. But when we look at the…