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Rome Harvests Olives at the Colosseum for New Oil Brand
Planet Wins3h ago

Rome Harvests Olives at the Colosseum for New Oil Brand

Workers are harvesting olives among ancient Roman ruins to create a protected regional olive oil that reconnects the city with its agricultural roots. Rome has 2,200 farms within city limits, making it Europe's largest agricultural municipality.

Euronews2 min read
Olive Extract Restores Pesticides Against Resistant Beetles
SolutionsFeb 20

Olive Extract Restores Pesticides Against Resistant Beetles

Scientists discovered a natural compound from olive oil that makes old pesticides work again against crop-destroying beetles, using 80% less chemicals. The breakthrough could save Europe's struggling oilseed rape industry while dramatically reducing farm pesticide use.

Phys.org3 min read
Ancient Roman Poop Medicine Confirmed by Turkish Discovery
InnovationFeb 11

Ancient Roman Poop Medicine Confirmed by Turkish Discovery

Archaeologists just proved ancient Romans really did use human waste as medicine. A 2,000-year-old glass bottle found in Turkey contained feces mixed with thyme and olive oil, exactly as physician Galen described.

Fox News Travel2 min read
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Stroke Risk by 25% in Major Study
Health & WellnessFeb 5

Mediterranean Diet Cuts Stroke Risk by 25% in Major Study

A 20-year study of over 105,000 women found that eating Mediterranean foods like olive oil, nuts, and vegetables can reduce stroke risk by up to 25%. The research offers hope for preventing one of the world's most devastating diseases.

Google News - Health2 min read
Olive Oil Industry Finds Most Sustainable Waste Solution
SolutionsFeb 4

Olive Oil Industry Finds Most Sustainable Waste Solution

Scientists just solved a major sustainability puzzle for olive oil producers, and the answer might surprise the industry. A new study reveals which method of recycling olive waste wins for the planet, workers, and business.

Phys.org2 min read