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This stub is very reductive: the "Alpe Adria" region is a lot more than about cultivation: it is a group of regions in central europe that preserve closer ties of cultural and historical nature, to some extent linked to the sphere of influence of the Austro-Hungarian empire until World War I.
Nowadays there are manifestations of the "Alpe Adria" community in a number of cultural initiatives, as well as in a Euroregion which also entails economical activities, including the bio-organic one currently mentioned in this article. For some information about the region (comprising about 26 million people), see: http://www.alpeadria.org, or the wikipedia non-English page http://it.wiki.x.io/wiki/Comunità_di_lavoro_Alpe_Adria and its translations. 128.178.154.160 (talk) 14:11, 16 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]