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In this episode, Jennifer Ross interviews Arturo about his family's rose farm in Tuscany, exploring how a simple scent inspired a meaningful agricultural journey.

Send us Fan Mail In the 100th Episode of The Agri-Tourist Podcast, I take you back to Italy - specifically Tuscany - for a conversation that really captures how something small can grow into something incredibly meaningful. I sit down with Arturo, who shares the story of his family’s rose farm—one that began not with a business plan, but with a moment. A scent that stopped his mother in her tracks, brought back a memory, and ultimately led to the creation of a farm rooted in tradition, ...

People in this episode

Host: Jennifer Ross

Guest: Arturo

Topics covered

• rose farm
• Italy
• family tradition
• agriculture
• entrepreneurship
• scent

Keywords

• rose farm
• Tuscany
• Italy
• agriculture
• family tradition
• scent
• entrepreneurship

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Italy, Tuscany

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