Tschintschhof, Jenesien
Name: Stefan Gasser
Ort: Jenesien
Produkte: Salat, Gurken, Kürbis, Kartoffel und Zucchini
Verfügbarkeit: saisonal

Beschreibung:
Am Tschintsch-Hof in Jenesien baut Stefan Gasser mit großer Sorgfalt und einem tiefen Verständnis für die Natur eine Vielfalt an frischem Gemüse an. Auf den sonnigen Feldern des Tschögglbergs gedeihen Salat, Gurken, Kürbis, Kartoffel und Zucchini in bester Qualität. Der schonende Umgang mit Boden und Pflanzen, kurze Wege und der direkte Kontakt zum Verbraucher prägen Stefans Arbeit. Seine Produkte stehen für Frische, Regionalität und nachhaltige Landwirtschaft – im Einklang mit der Philosophie von Tschögglberg lokal.

Kontakt:
Stefan Gasser
Tschintschhof
Jenesien
Tel.: 3287251761
Lieferung: Tschögglberg


Tschögglberg lokal | 1/1/2025
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