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SF0309051
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.

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The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.

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The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.

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The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.

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The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.
The Jonian goat is an indigenous Salento breed traditionally reared in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce. It derives from a local Ionian arch population crossed with the Maltese breed.
Breeder Marcello Ingrosso.

SF0308361
It is still possible to find raw milk conciato cheese, an almost forgotten cheese, in the municipalities of Picinisco and San Vittore, in the area of lower Lazio on the border with Campania.
It is still possible to find raw milk conciato cheese, an almost forgotten cheese, in the municipalities of Picinisco and San Vittore, in the area of lower Lazio on the border with Campania.

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It is still possible to find raw milk conciato cheese, an almost forgotten cheese, in the municipalities of Picinisco and San Vittore, in the area of lower Lazio on the border with Campania.
It is still possible to find raw milk conciato cheese, an almost forgotten cheese, in the municipalities of Picinisco and San Vittore, in the area of lower Lazio on the border with Campania.

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Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.

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Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.

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Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.

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Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.

SF0305461
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.
Casieddu, whose name literally means 'small cheese', is a cheese made from the raw milk of pasture-raised goats. It exists in two versions: fresh and mature.

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Slow Food Heroes: a 4.0 shepherd helps Covid care units
Leonardo Angelucci donated the entire proceeds from the Easter farm product sale to the Covid hospital
Leonardo is a young Italian farmer who three years ago moved from Rome to Abruzzo, the land of his ancestors. He runs Casetta Bianca, a goat farm in the small town of Lettopalena (Abruzzo), where he makes excellent artisanal cheeses, all with raw milk and using only traditional methods. During the Covid-19 pandemic he decided to donate the entire proceeds from his farm’s Easter product sale to Covid intensive care units.
Slow Food Heroes: a 4.0 shepherd helps Covid care units
Leonardo Angelucci donated the entire proceeds from the Easter farm product sale to the Covid hospital
Leonardo is a young Italian farmer who three years ago moved from Rome to Abruzzo, the land of his ancestors. He runs Casetta Bianca, a goat farm in the small town of Lettopalena (Abruzzo), where he makes excellent artisanal cheeses, all with raw milk and using only traditional methods. During the Covid-19 pandemic he decided to donate the entire proceeds from his farm’s Easter product sale to Covid intensive care units.

SF0299053
Slow Food Heroes: a 4.0 shepherd helps Covid care units
Leonardo Angelucci donated the entire proceeds from the Easter farm product sale to the Covid hospital
Leonardo is a young Italian farmer who three years ago moved from Rome to Abruzzo, the land of his ancestors. He runs Casetta Bianca, a goat farm in the small town of Lettopalena (Abruzzo), where he makes excellent artisanal cheeses, all with raw milk and using only traditional methods. During the Covid-19 pandemic he decided to donate the entire proceeds from his farm’s Easter product sale to Covid intensive care units.
Slow Food Heroes: a 4.0 shepherd helps Covid care units
Leonardo Angelucci donated the entire proceeds from the Easter farm product sale to the Covid hospital
Leonardo is a young Italian farmer who three years ago moved from Rome to Abruzzo, the land of his ancestors. He runs Casetta Bianca, a goat farm in the small town of Lettopalena (Abruzzo), where he makes excellent artisanal cheeses, all with raw milk and using only traditional methods. During the Covid-19 pandemic he decided to donate the entire proceeds from his farm’s Easter product sale to Covid intensive care units.
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