How Italy takes care of young farmers

According to the latest data, only 7.5% of farms in Italy are managed by people under 35. That is why the state offers various forms of support and relief at the provincial and national levels. What exactly they are and whether they are adequate, we learn from the story of the Radikon family. Its members are hereditary winegrowers and winemakers, reports the Slovenian website Agrobiznis Finance. See the final rate of the basic payment for farmers What is specific about the Radikon family is that it has vineyards in two neighboring countries - in Slovenia and Italy. In other words, they have the opportunity to produce cross-border wine. We harvest white and red grape varieties in my mother's vineyard in Slovenia, and we produce the wine in Oslavie, Italy. We also plan to establish a winery in Slovenia, says Ivana Radikon. Ivana works on the vineyard farm with her brother Saša and her mother. They have vineyards covering 25 hectares on the Italian and Slovenian sides. They are ...