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Treccani teaches that swarm is a masculine noun (ancient: sciamo) “s. m. [lat. examen, which also in this sense, as in that of «exam» (properly «needle of the scales»), is a der. of exigĕre, but in the sign. to «push out» (see demand)]. – and as a first meaning it refers to our friends bees:
Pollen is the masculine element of flowers.
Stefano and Elisabetta's bees are undoubtedly lucky creatures.
‘Dolce far niente’ is not exactly what is experienced daily at the Fabbri beekeeping farm in Lajatico (PI). Humans and animals, or rather Stefano and his bees always at work for something sweet that has the final result: an excellent honey.
1) What prompted you to dedicate yourself to the world of bees?
The quality and delicacy of this honey from Lajatico was already known as far back as 1800, in particular the Sulla honey, typical of the hilly areas that today are close to the Theater of Silence, a corner of land made famous by the tenor Andrea Bocelli, all over the world and which in May shines with the typical red of the flowering of this legume.
The common characteristic of all wildflowers types is that it is a honey that originates from a mix of plants that the free-to-fly bees draw on to collect pollen and nectar where they prefer by combining the various blooms.
There are not only the colorful beehives of Stefano and Elisabetta, positioned as they are near the Foscia river, a few meters as the crow flies from the Theater of Silence, in Lajatico (PI) to make history.
