Riserva San Massimo will participate in Orticolario 2023, an event this year titled “Nel senso dell’acqua.”

The Water Landscape is the theme of the 13th edition of Orticolario. Water plays a vital role in the cultivation of authentic Carnaroli rice, as well as other rare varieties such as Rosa Marchetti, all grown at Riserva San Massimo. This farm covers 600 hectares of green land rich in biodiversity, with 200 hectares dedicated to expert cultivation, irrigated by crystal-clear, pure spring water from the Alps.

Throughout the event, visitors will have the chance to taste Riserva San Massimo’s rice, expertly prepared by Chefs Gerardo De Santo and Daniele Paralovo, and uncover the secrets behind the farm.

The latest from the magazine

Riserva San Massimo is a top-quality company, according to IFS

Riserva San Massimo has achieved IFS (International Featured Standards) certification with a score of 96.66%, attaining the “Higher Level”, the highest recognition provided for by the standard. IFS is one ...

Read More
2026 seeding and flooding: how climate guides field operations at Riserva San Massimo

Spring weather conditions set the pace of field operations and influenced the start of the new rice-growing season. This year as well, seeding was carried out using dry-seeding technique, the ...

Read More
Bosco degli Chef is born: over 6,000 trees planted at Riserva San Massimo

In the lead-up to Earth Day, Riserva San Massimo celebrates the birth of a new woodland. Chefs and restaurateurs have participated in bringing to life the Bosco degli Chef, a ...

Read More