Int. Jahr der Bäuerin 2026 - Sonja Proserpio vom Greilhof in Mals - Kreislaufwirtschaft und Vielfalt

International Year of the Farmer 2026 - Women Farmers in Profile - Diversity, Visions, Responsibility How can a historic farm be made fit for the future? Sonja Proserpio from the Greilhof farm in Mals shows how tradition and innovation go hand in hand. A trained surveyor, she found her way from construction management and public administration to agriculture and is now realizing her lifelong dream on one of Mals' oldest farms. Under the motto "Preserving the old, creating the new," she focuses on biodiversity, circular economy practices, and the preservation of old, open-pollinated fruit and vegetable varieties. From vegetable and grain cultivation to sheep farming and direct marketing in the farm shop, everything at Greilhof is interconnected. They process what nature provides – from jams and syrups to dried fruit and high-quality sheep products. In the video, Sonja explains how she preserves traditional values ​​and why diversity is the key to sustainable agriculture for her. 🎬Thomas Tutzer