27/05/2026
Low intervention farming doesn’t mean doing less.
It means paying attention to everything. 🌱
At this time of year, humidity in the vineyard can quickly create the perfect conditions for disease. Because we don’t rely on herbicides or heavy chemical intervention, we have to work even closer with the land — watching the vines daily, managing airflow, maintaining balance, and mechanically cutting the undergrowth beneath the rows.
This is the reality of sustainable vineyard farming here in Piemonte: more observation, more care.
The grasses and cover crops between the vines are not “weeds” to us. They help regenerate soil health, support biodiversity, control vine vigour, and naturally nourish the vineyard. But they must also be carefully maintained so they don’t trap excess humidity or compete too aggressively with the vines.
In our vineyards every pass through the rows is about prevention, balance, and respect for the ecosystem — all to grow healthier grapes with as little intervention as possible.
This is farming with nature, not against it. 🍇