Defenders of the landscape are reporting that Tuscany is already a lot of vineyards , photo:
Better sheep than vines, the Tuscan hills belong to everyone, they can not be operated beyond measure for profit – such arguments raise those who insist the introduction of more stringent rules for land use, also in private estates and greater concern for the unique landscape.
In this context, shared residents and lovers of the region, local politicians, scientists, architects, representatives of the tourism industry and agriculture.
reason for the dispute, which caused huge excitement and hot war arguments, is the design of a new land use, prepared by the regional authorities.
They believe that you need to put an end to arbitrariness in establishing vineyards, where only the possible, because it irreversibly changes the whole landscape so much admired in the world.
no restriction does not agree federation Local farmers and crops, which local authorities criticizes the bureaucratic zeal and naive passion for idyllic, idyllic views.
The head of the regional authorities Enrico Rossi, along with the authors of the project, says: – Tuscan landscape belongs to all citizens, not only to the great wine producers.
defenders landscape qualities evoke the most beautiful views of the Tuscan recorded on old paintings: hills are a variety of them – with natural terraces, fields, villas, suburbs, small houses, groves.
contemporary photographs almost everywhere are the vineyards.
– He wants to go back in time about 100 years – says the president of the consortium outraged wine producers of Brunello di Montalcino, Fabrizio BINDOCCI. This ensures that the sites are developed vineyards made way.
Lamberto Frescobaldi, whose family makes wine from 30 generations and said: “it makes no sense to be conservative in agriculture”.
– I do not want to stop development vineyards, but we ask is that on the horizon there was also a time of little sticks to make it more cypress trees. We want to find a balance between the cultivation of grapes and the beauty of our landscapes – explains the governor of Tuscany.
JU / PAP
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