An Ecosystem of Collaboration
Merlo S.p.A.
Merlo S.p.A. is a leading Italian company in the design, manufacture and marketing of fixed and rotating telehandlers, self-loading concrete mixers, forestry tractors and tracked vehicles for construction, agriculture, industry and maintenance of green areas.
The first company in Europe to industrialise the telehandler, Merlo is synonymous with innovation, safety and quality Made in Italy.
Today, the Merlo Group comprises multiple specialised divisions, 8 subsidiaries worldwide and a network of over 600 dealers, offering tailor-made solutions and comprehensive support.
www.merlo.com
Carrarospray by OCLL
Carrarospray is an Italian SME specialized in advanced sprayers and cutting-edge equipment for crop protection and precision agriculture.
By integrating mechanics, electronics and automation, the company develops digitalized solutions that enhance productivity while reducing environmental impact and ensuring maximum operator safety.
Its participation in the World Congress on Robotics at the University of Turin highlights the brand’s strong commitment to research and the development of smart technologies for the agriculture of the future.
www.carrarospray.com
Olimac
Olimac, a world leader in the design and manufacture of corn and sunflower headers, is the only company in its sector that designs and produces all the components of its machines in-house, ensuring complete control over the entire production chain.
The plant stands out for its high level of automation, enabled by highly advanced manufacturing processes.
www.olimac.it
Nobili S.p.A.
Nobili S.p.A., founded in 1945, is an Italian company specializing in the design and manufacturing of advanced agricultural machinery, including mulchers, sprayers and elevators.
Driven by a strong commitment to innovation, quality and sustainability, Nobili supports modern agriculture with equipment that is both efficient and durable.
With a clear focus on technology and reliability, the company has become a trusted partner for farmers worldwide.
www.nobili.com
Located in northwestern Italy, the Piemonte region is defined by its complex topography, bounded by the Alps to the north and west, and the Apennines to the south.
This geographical positioning creates a distinct continental climate characterized by significant diurnal temperature variations and a unique thermal inversion effect, locally known for its autumn mists, nebbia.
The region’s premium viticulture is predominantly situated on the sedimentary clay, limestone, and marl soils of the Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato hills, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Landscape Behind the Wines
The Langhe, Roero and Monferrato hills represent one of Europe’s most renowned wine-growing regions, where centuries of viticultural tradition meet innovation, sustainability and territorial excellence.
Piemonte Land of Wine
Piemonte Land of Wine was founded on 29 July 2011 to offer Piedmontese wine consortia a meeting point to exchange views, to identify operativity and common strategies useful for the promotion of Piedmontese wine in Italy and worldwide.
Piemonte Land, which today represents all 14 wine consortia officially authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture, promotes the more than 44,000 hectares of Piedmontese vineyards, which extend from the provinces of Alessandria, Asti and Cuneo to the foothills of the Alps.
A great oenological heritage, 80% of which is made up of the 19 DOCG and 41 regional DOC wines.
The first Italian experience of sharing promotional policies between Consortia, Piemonte Land continues its work unceasingly in favour not only of wines, but also of agrifood excellence and the beauty of one of the most important wine-growing regions in the world, whose territories became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014.
www.piemonte-land.it
Araldica
Araldica Castelvero is a wine cooperative founded in 1954 in Castel Boglione, nestled in the Monferrato hills of Piemonte.
It is an agricultural model centered around the work of its members, supply chain quality, and territorial identity.
Today, we cultivate over 1,300 hectares, one of the largest vineyard areas in Piemonte, spanning Monferrato, Gavi, Langhe, and Roero.
With 180 member grape-growers and a dedicated team of over 100 people working every day, we bring wines to the global market that combine quality, accessibility, varietal typicity, and sustainability.
www.araldicavini.it
G.D. Vajra
The Vajra family has farmed Bricco delle Viole, one of the highest and most historic crus in Barolo, since the 17th century.
High-elevation vineyards are a defining factor of Vajra wines, providing a unique microclimate that allows the grapes to express finesse and remarkable complexity over raw power.
Aldo and Milena, now joined by their children Giuseppe, Francesca, and Isidoro, alongside their exceptional team, guide the estate with strict attention to detail, humility toward nature, uncompromised effort, and humanity.
As an independent, entirely family-owned winery, G.D. Vajra pioneered organic farming practices in Piemonte, adopting them as early as 1971.
www.gdvajra.it
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