Smarties.bio Books: books for those who love seeds, land and food There is a way of cultivating that goes beyond the vegetable garden and the field: it is the path that begins with reading. This is why Smarties.bio created “Smarties.bio Books”, a collection designed for those who are not content simply to sow, but also want to understand where seeds come from, what stories the plants we grow have to tell, and what enduring connection links agriculture, the land and the table. A library that speaks of biodiversity At the heart of the selection is a clear common thread: agricultural...
Radicchio is one of the most iconic crops in Italian horticulture, appreciated for its intense flavor, crisp texture, and outstanding versatility in the kitchen. Thanks to its adaptability and the wide range of available types, it is an ideal crop for both professional growers and home gardeners. To achieve uniform, high-quality production, it is essential to choose the most suitable variety, carefully plan the sowing period, and follow a few simple agronomic practices. When to sow radicchio?Planning the sowing schedule is one of the most important aspects of successful radicchio cultivation. In particular, the summer period is considered strategic for...
Recommended Products for August: Focus on the Smarties.bio Rocket Range August is a strategic month for planning leafy crop production. As summer gradually comes to an end, it is essential to choose varieties capable of adapting to shorter daylight hours, the first drops in temperature, and the growing conditions typical of autumn and winter production. For this reason, among the products recommended for August, Smarties.bio is highlighting its rocket range, with particular focus on the varieties best suited for autumn and winter cropping cycles. It is also the last opportunity to take advantage of summer sowings before switching entirely to...
As July comes to an end, growers enter a crucial stage in planning autumn and winter production. For many Cicoria e Radicchio Tardivo varieties, this is the final opportunity to sow and ensure high-quality harvests during the colder months. Late varieties require long growing cycles and need sufficient vegetative development before low temperatures arrive. Delaying sowing beyond this period may compromise head formation and reduce the crop's productive potential. For this reason, the final days of July represent a strategic sowing window that should not be missed. Why Choose a Cicoria Tardiva Variety?Cicoria Tardiva varieties are highly valued for their...
