Young Italians pick cows over clubbing in Italy


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Peduzzi, at her farm called 'Fioco di Neve' (Snowflake) in Schignano, in Alpe Bedolo, Italy, is one of the many young Italians to choose a life of farming over the city. Photo: AFP/Miguel Medina

While her friends sleep off hangovers, 23-year-old Vanessa Peduzzi is doing a dawn check on her livestock. She is one of a growing number of Italian youths ditching the fast lane for a farmer's life.

"It's a tiring, demanding job, but I like it," she said as she walked through the wood-lined pastures high above Lake Como in northern Italy, showing off the building she is slowly restoring and transforming into a farmhouse.

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