UNITA supports the start of the activities of the New European Bauhaus Living Corridor project, funded by EIT Food, which aims to create participation around the 'Garden of the University of Turin School of Management and Economics of the University of Turin.
Attend the first two appointments on regenerative agriculture with agronomy expert Prof. Massimo Pugliese of Agroinnova Sas.
The NEB - Living Corridor project aims to transform the University's green spaces into a regenerative and inclusive environment, promoting environmental sustainability and social cohesion.
Through a series of events, workshops and activities together with the City of Turin, it aims to create a living green corridor that fosters a connection between students, nature and the local community.
Here are the details of the events:
Feb. 29. 10-12 a.m. CET, Room 6 (SME - Historical Building, Ground Floor)
Topics: Introduction to regenerative agriculture, soil (and composting) and seed management.
March 1. 10-12 a.m. CET, Classroom 7 (SME - Historical Building, Ground Floor).
Topics: Plant diseases, remedies and prevention (especially fruit and vegetable plants).
These appointments are open to the entire community upon registration:
https://forms.gle/9Fs5YPciGhbafZ8H7
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