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Spinoso Rediscovers His Treasure: the Chickpea of Tradition Looks to the IGP and the Future of Agriculture

There are products that preserve much more than a taste. They tell the story of a community, the work of entire generations, the deep bond with the earth and those ancient knowledge that risk to get lost if they are not handed down. To Spinoso, one of these treasures bears the simple and familiar name of chickpea: a legume ... The post Spinoso rediscovers his treasure: the chickpea of tradition looks to the "Igp" and the future of agriculture fi…
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There are products that preserve much more than a taste. They tell the story of a community, the work of entire generations, the deep bond with the earth and those ancient knowledge that risk to get lost if they are not handed down. To Spinoso, one of these treasures bears the simple and familiar name of chickpea: a legume ... The post Spinoso rediscovers his treasure: the chickpea of tradition looks to the "Igp" and the future of agriculture fi…

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La Gazzetta della Val d'Agri broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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