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Despite the unfavorable climate of the last few months
the Sicilian citrus campaign is continuing in a somewhat steady pace
co-owner with her brother Giuseppe of Bioagricola F.lli Solarino
grapefruits and lemons - all organic - in south-eastern Sicily
and the trees are the most loaded they have been in a long time."
"The size of the blonde oranges this year was also good
"Our area is ideal for the cultivation of blonde oranges because of its proximity to the sea
which is characterized by a very high vitamin C content and a low limonin content
which makes it highly sought after by savvy consumers
Other varieties we grow include the Cara Cara Orange
which is characterized by a very pigmented fruit and a high content of lycopene
We also grow the Star Ruby variety of pink grapefruit
a variety that needs little introduction to the industry experts; it is very productive and is in great demand on the international markets."
"We put our face on our products," continues the entrepreneur
"and we've even associated the name of a member of our family with each variety
Because the idea is to show that we value the produce we grow in the same way that we value our loved ones
The common thread is good nutrition and health
we always guarantee the edibility of the peel because we do not treat our fruit before or after harvesting
And because we want to be a reliable supplier when it comes to health matters
we put a label on the product with the face of my nephew Vincenzo
Giuseppe's son and co-owner of Bioagricola F.lli Solarino
Other examples are the pink grapefruit called Giacy
with the trademark "The lemons of Cavalier Don Vincenzo."
Sustainable packaging (with four fruits) made from wood
"Sustainability is also about packaging," the expert points out
"We recently launched a new four-fruit package made of a completely natural material
printed with watercolors to prevent the print from being transferred to the fruit and to ensure that the ink does not come into contact with the product
The FSC marks on the products appear with FSC certified labels
These labels can only be used by certified companies
They guarantee that the product you're buying is made of wood or paper from environmentally friendly sources.”
"All our packaging is completely plastic-free," says Solarino
Sustainability also means respecting water resources
we use subirrigation systems with very low dispersion
Irrigation is based on information obtained from regular inspections with drones that fly over the citrus groves and provide important data on the hydration needs of the plants and possible outbreaks of plant diseases
as well as the treatments that may be necessary
our farm is equipped with photovoltaic panels that supply the pumps that lift the water
All these actions contribute to the reduction of our carbon footprint and are becoming essential practices for the preservation of the planet."
'The Cavalier' Vincenzo with Giuseppe Solarino
at the latest edition of BIOBEURS in the Netherlands
"We promote biodiversity through simple but important measures," Monica Solarino continues
we leave untilled areas around our citrus groves
This leaves space for wildlife and provides a home for wild flora and fauna
Communicating all these details about the company has a great impact on our international customers
because it conveys the idea behind our commitment to sustainability in agriculture and
to the health of our products to protect the end consumer."
we are noticing that the presence of competing countries is felt above all in the markets of Belgium
France and the Netherlands - the interviewee concludes - where Spain is particularly competitive regarding prices
with a difference of around 35% compared to our price lists
economic logic often prevails over other factors
Our focus remains on careful agronomic management for a healthy product
We will continue to communicate these values at trade shows by participating in as many events as possible
we recently participated in Biobeurs in the Netherlands
while we are already preparing for Fruit Logistica 2024
We will also be present with two stands at the Biofach trade fair.”
For more information:Monica SolarinoBioagricola F.lli SolarinoRosolini (SR) – ItalyEmail: [email protected]http://www.bioagricolasolarino.com/
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A number of Sicilian towns have claimed that they were paid a visit by St Paul after he left Malta but it is difficult to verify this. Our only written source is the Bible, which says that after Malta St Paul and St Luke landed in Sicily and stayed there for three days.
The author with three Maltese nuns: there has always been a convent of Maltese nuns in Solarino.
The saint’s stay in Malta has always fascinated me but very little information is given from there onwards. Maybe Luke and Paul went their own ways from Syracuse onwards?
Whatever happened, it is difficult to understand how Sicily, such an important part of the Empire, is dismissed in just three days. In any case, tradition tells us that St Paul visited Palazzolo Acreide (the old Akrai), a very important centre at the time, and Solarino. (There are other claims).
These traditions are very strong and remembered with great pomp each year. The visit to Solarino is mainly linked with the presence of an old well, which is a place of pilgrimage.
Up to Fascist times, the official name of the city was San Paolo Solarino, but the reference to St Paul was removed. (Some today want to reinstate the name.) It is only about 17 kilometres from Syracuse, so it is possible that St Paul visited during his three-day stay there. Most of the historic core of the city has been destroyed over the years but there are still some important historic buildings. The Main Church itself, dedicated to St Paul, is only from the middle of the 18th century.
An area in Solarino, known as the Maltese quarter, has long been abandoned. Some of the locals carry a Maltese surname. The city always had a convent of Maltese nuns. At the moment there are three. The city is a pleasure to visit and the food is excellent.
One of the strongest traditions is that those born on January 25 have the power to cure against serpent venom. These are known as I ciarauli.
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Tonight, Italian actor Valeria Solarino will grace The Astor Theatre, in St Kilda, for the opening night gala of the Lavazza Italian Film Festival in Melbourne.
Italian actor Valeria Solarino (right) with award-winning director, Lisa Camillo, at the opening night of the Lavazza Italian Film Festival in Sydney. (Photo supplied)
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When Sam Solarino requested a trade from the Stouffville Spirit last summer, he hoped he’d land in a place like Haliburton.
Growing up in Markham and playing across the GTA throughout his youth, the Huskies’ two-way forward was eager for a new challenge after hitting something of a brick wall in Stouffville. He played 44 games with the Spirit during the 2019/20 season, amassing 12 points and 89 penalty minutes as a rookie.
After a year on the sidelines, the energetic winger was determined to make up for lost time. Unimpressed by his prospects in Stouffville, he gave his coach a list of teams he’d be interested in joining. The Huskies sat right at the top.
“Coach Ryan called me, told me he’d traded for me and we had a really good conversation. He told me his plans for the team … I was already pretty excited because I knew what Haliburton was like as a community,” Solarino said. “It’s a great town.”
There were lots of familiar faces in the locker room too. Solarino played with the likes of Oliver Tarr, Ryan Hall, Joe Boice and Jack Staniland during a stint with the Central Ontario Wolves at minor bantam, making the transition to a new team much easier. Solarino is billeting with Kim and Kevin Hodgkinson in Gelert.
He became a key cog on a young Huskies outfit to start the season. His grit and energy meshed well with the team’s defensive game, and he plays a big role on the penalty kill. His game has evolved at the other end of the ice, too. As a middle six forward, Solarino also gets time on the team’s second power play unit and is close to beating his rookie points total already, with 11 points in 29 games.
“Getting time at both ends of the ice is definitely making me a better player. I’ve really enjoyed myself this season. We have great chemistry as a team, and everyone pulls their weight. We really fight for each other out there,” he said.
Reflecting on his highlight of the season so far, Solarino looks back on the tense, 2-1 come-from-behind victory over rival Lindsay Muskies Nov. 12. With the score level mid-way through the final period, the Huskies found themselves killing a penalty. After dumping the puck down the ice, Solarino gave chase, pressuring Muskies goaltender Ethan Fraser into making a bad turnover and scoring a wrap-around on an empty net.
It was a decisive victory for the Huskies, who haven’t looked back and currently sit in second place in the OJHL’s East Division.
After a month-long break, the blue and white are back in action this weekend, returning to Lindsay Feb. 4 before a home tilt with the Wellington Dukes Feb. 5.
“It almost feels like we’re starting the season from scratch. There’s a lot of hockey left. And with our first game back being down in Lindsay on a Friday night, that’s exactly the same as our season opener,” Solarino said.
“Going into the second half of the season, I just want to be as positive as I can in the room and be someone that the younger guys can lean on as we go down the stretch. I think we have what it takes to make a deep playoff run, but everyone needs to buy into their role,” he added “We’ve got guys that can score goals, we’ve got guys that can be more defensive, and we’ve got great goaltending. I think everyone is focusing on one thing right now, and that’s a championship.”
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MANTELLO Motor Group in Victoria has taken out Hyundai Motor Co Australia’s 2015 Platinum Dealer of the Year award
ending Jefferson Hyundai’s domination of the retail network development program since it was established in 2013
In accepting the award at a gala event on the Gold Coast earlier this month
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She had been staying with the 61-year-old Central Onslow man for less than two weeks last fall when he locked her out of his house after allegedly pointing a firearm at the woman and demanding oral sex
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“The phone call with emergency call takers disconnected before further information could be obtained,” RCMP Const
Adrian Solarino said in a warrant application in the case
the dispatcher connected the woman directly with the mobile phone of Solarino
She told the investigator her son had dropped her off at the Elm Avenue home after she was out all night with a friend
The woman had known William Moore for about a year
“Moore would not let her back inside the residence and slammed the door on her,” Solarino said
He’d pulled a gun from under his couch and pointed it at her when she first walked in
the constable wrote in information to obtain a warrant filed at Truro provincial court
“The firearm was an ‘older style,’ ‘longer’ and had a wooden stock,” Solarino said
“but was staying close to use the Wi-Fi as her phone was not connected to the cellular network.,” he said
The woman told police she’d “felt threatened” by Moore when he pulled a gun
Moore grabbed ahold of her and tried to make her ‘suck his private part,’” Solarino said
“There was liquor and broken glass everywhere.”
The woman didn’t feel safe at the home as Moore had been drinking “and was upset because a family member had passed away,” said the investigator
Moore’s residence in order to get away from another relationship she no longer wanted to be in.”
The woman told police Moore threatened her friend Jeff
and that he “does not like her going out with friends,” Solarino said
Moore told her to ‘get the hell out,’ accused her of not paying rent,” told her to “go live with Jeff
‘the gun’s here if Jeff has a problem with me.”
She’d told “Moore she did not want a relationship with him,” but she felt he wanted one anyway
he “grabbed a hold of her in a ‘bear hug’ like fashion,” forcing her into him with his arms
“She kept telling him to stop and let her go
Moore asked her ‘are you going to do it?’”
She told police he let her go when she asked him to let her have a smoke first
Moore told her she needed to ‘do this’ because it was ‘soothing,’” Solarino reported
Moore told her he should just ‘kill (her) now before the cops get here.’”
She’d been sitting on one of the couches at his place when he pulled up his pants and got into a phone conversation with a friend who had just been involved in a dog attack
Moore walked down the driveway with the firearm
Moore managed to ‘bust’ the door in and get back inside the residence.”
The woman described the “older style” firearm in his hands as “like a musket
A woman whose boyfriend lived in the same home told police she’d witnessed them arguing in the living room
She’d heard the woman ask Moore for a cigarette
which caused (her) to yell and scream at him.”
She told police she did not hear Moore raise his voice
She did hear the woman tell him “not to put his hands on her on two occasions during the argument,” Solarino said
“She heard a loud banging and a door slam and the sounds of the door locking
she could hear the woman “crying outside the window.”
Solarino checked a police database to find Moore was bound by a two-year probation order that started in January of 2022
Moore has a criminal record including convictions of assault
dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and driving while impaired.”
He’s also been sentenced before for uttering threats
Solarino convinced a justice of the peace to grant a search warrant for Moore’s home
“It is not in the public’s interest that Mr
Moore have possession of firearms,” said the investigator
another Mountie had already taken Moore into custody
“No firearms had been seen inside the residence” when police checked it
a BB gun and two air rifles during their Sept
Moore is now facing several charges with that offence date
sexual assault and two counts of breaching his probation
He is also facing additional charges for allegedly breaching his probation on July 28
Moore is scheduled to appear in Truro provincial court May 2 for trial on these matters
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