More than a definition, 'Savoir-Terre' is a concept, a notion that emphasises a deep and intimate knowledge of the earth, soils and natural ecosystems..
It's an approach that recognises the importance of understanding and respecting natural cycles, the interactions between the different elements of the environment and the specific characteristics of terroirs.
Land knowledge' encompasses not only scientific knowledge of soils, geology, microbiology and ecology, but also traditional and local knowledge handed down from generation to generation by farmers, winegrowers and communities who have developed a close relationship with their natural environment.
This concept highlights the importance of cultivating the land responsibly,aking into account the long-term needs of the ecosystem and promoting environmental sustainability.It also highlights the importance of harnessing traditional and local knowledge in the management of natural resources and in food production.
