Phito Radio has returned to the heart of society: we have landed with our Phito Van at the Campus of the Agricultural University of Tirana in Albania, meeting various people from the agricultural scene in the country, and more specifically: the women in agriculture.
Enjoy the full immersive experience on agriculture in Albania, the role and challenges of women, Caj Mali.
Even though the radio show sounds so relaxed, enjoy the video streams to see the full chaos around the Phito Van making it possible to have all experts on the show.
This show is facilitated by Lina Dilly (Alerce Environmental) and Heleen Claringbould (Corepage), while hosted by host Teun Vogel (Cambisol).
Guests on this show are:
- Dr. Suela Spahiu, Head of seed sector, Center of Agriculture Technology Transfer
- Dr. Romina Koto, Vice rector for research and international relations, Agricultural University of Tirana.
- Prof. Fatbardh Sallaku, Rector of the Agricultural University of Tirana
- Dr. Ilir Salillari, Director of the Center of Agriculture Technology Transfer
- Alessandra Cossu, Smartfarming
- Giulia Sofia, Consorzio di Bonifica LEB
- Ermelinda Pereira, APPITAD
- Glory Edwards, Wageningen University
- Luuk Fleskens, Wagenigen University
- Mapman Anton, Cambisol
Phito Radio is bringing people together and explore the potential of sustainable agriculture as well as the essence of good food from Europe and the Caribbean. Each show takes place at another wonderful location and hosts a diversity of guests and experts to talk about the area, the landscape, the soils, the food and a theme around sustainable farming.
Our recipe: a mix of chats, landscapes and food, with a pinch of inspiring guests and a spoon of music.
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Phito Radio is brought to you by Cambisol and Alerce Environmental and is part of the European project PHITO.EU, supported and financed by 20 partners from Europe and the European Commission.
