Agronomist · Lombardy

Agronomy, green
and land.

Technical consulting, surveys and land analysis for farms, public bodies and private clients. Across Italy and Europe.

LombardyItalyEurope
Maize field in Lombardy
01 — Services

Four areas of expertise.

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Agriculture & soil

Agronomic consulting for the farm, from planning to paperwork.

  • Agronomic consulting
  • RDP / CSR & funding
  • Soil analysis
  • Satellite analysis
  • Techno-economic feasibility
  • Appraisals & surveys
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Parks & gardens

Green design and care, with compliant stability checks.

  • Green-area design
  • Tree stability (VTA, tomography)
  • Plant-disease diagnosis & integrated control
  • Irrigation systems
  • Works supervision
  • Maintenance plans
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Land

Green works, inventories and assessments for public bodies and private clients.

  • OG06/OG08/OG13 design
  • Green inventory
  • Works supervision & testing
  • Urban-planning instruments (PGT)
  • Historical-urban checks
  • Environmental-asset appraisals
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Applied research

Spatial and quantitative analysis to support decisions.

  • Pre-feasibility studies
  • GIS spatial analysis
  • Data analysis & statistics
  • Empirical models & algorithms
  • Cost-benefit analysis
  • Scientific support
02 — Method

How I work.

A clear path, from first contact to the solution.

01

Consultation

A first discussion to understand the need, the goal and the timeline.

02

Site visit

On-site survey: measurements, observations and collection of the useful data and documents.

03

Analysis

Technical processing of the data, including with GIS tools, and verification of the applicable rules.

04

Outcome

The right deliverable for the goal: report, survey, design, opinion or bill of quantities — clear, operational and verifiable.

Field survey with a rugged tablet and GIS data
03 — Areas of work

What I do.

The main areas in which the Studio works for businesses, public bodies and private clients.

Open-field crop

Farm agronomic consulting

Crop management, production and sustainability for the farm.

Aerial view of mosaic farmland

RDP / CSR, grants & funding

Aid applications, paperwork and reporting (2023-2027 programming).

Ploughed soil with a drainage line

Soil analysis & management

Sampling, interpretation and fertilisation plans.

Buildings with green roofs and walls

Urban green & parks

Design, redevelopment and management of green areas.

Tree trunks in a woodland setting

Tree stability (VTA)

Visual and instrumental (tomography) stability assessment.

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Leaf with plant-disease symptoms

Plant-disease diagnosis & control

Identification of diseases and integrated or organic control plans.

Drip-irrigation system in the field

Irrigation systems

Sizing and design of efficient systems.

Construction site with earthmoving

Works supervision & testing

Site control and proper execution of green works.

Thematic land-planning map (PGT)

Urban planning (PGT)

Agronomic component of the PGT and of planning instruments.

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GIS green survey on a tablet in the field

Green inventory (GIS)

Tree register and geographic databases.

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Agricultural biogas plant

Agro-energy feasibility studies

Biogas and biomethane: techno-economic and supply-chain analysis.

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Appraisals & valuation surveys

Value of farmland, crops and environmental assets.

04 — About

About me.

Dr. Agr. Fabio Inverardi

Fabio Inverardi is an agronomist, registered with the Order of Agronomists of Brescia (no. 474). He practises with EPAP enrolment, professional liability insurance and in compliance with Italian Presidential Decree 137/2012.

Studio Invé supports farms, public bodies, professionals and private clients in agronomy, urban green, valuation surveys and land analysis.

Studio Invé was founded in 2016 with a clear idea: to put agronomy back at the centre. In a field where improvisation too often prevails, every job starts from a survey, from measured data and from rigorous analysis — not from off-the-shelf solutions.

There are no cheap or expensive solutions, only effective ones: tailored, sustainable and resilient to climate change, built on the real needs of businesses, public bodies, farmers and citizens.

Register
no. 474 · Order of Brescia
Office
Via G. Mazzini 36, 25020 Dello (BS), Italy
VAT
03840830982
Area
Italy and Europe
05 — FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

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Agriculture

How much does agronomic consulting cost?
It depends on the type of work, the site visits and the analyses required: the quote is always tailored, after an initial discussion. As a rough guide, in Italy hourly consulting fees often range between about €50 and €150 per hour, while a survey or a project are priced as a whole.
When is it worth hiring an agronomist?
Above all before important decisions: new plantings or crop changes, applying for grants and funding, yield or soil problems, buying or appraising land. An upfront analysis avoids costly mistakes and guides investments.
Do you help with CAP applications, RDP/CSR grants and first-time setup?
Yes. I handle the farm file, the eligibility checks and the drafting of the technical reports and business plans supporting the applications — including the measures for young farmers (first-time setup) — as well as keeping the registers.
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Parks & gardens

Can I fell a tree in my garden, or do I need a permit?
Often you need an authorisation or a notice to the Municipality: almost every Municipality has a Green Regulation governing felling, especially for trees above a certain girth. In areas under landscape protection a landscape authorisation is also required, and unauthorised felling exposes you to penalties. I prepare the application and any supporting survey.
Who can carry out a tree stability survey (VTA), and when is it advisable?
A stability survey (VTA) is drawn up by an agronomist or forester registered with the professional board. It is advisable — and sometimes required by regulations or insurers — for trees in frequented areas, after intense weather events or in the event of a dispute.
A tree looks unsafe: what should I do?
Have it assessed with a site visit and, if necessary, a VTA: the failure-propensity class is estimated and the interventions are indicated (pruning, bracing or felling). The owner bears a duty of care, so it is best not to delay.
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Land

When is a landscape authorisation needed, and how long does it take?
It is required for works in areas under landscape protection (Legislative Decree 42/2004). The simplified procedure, for minor works, normally closes within about 60 days; the ordinary one can take up to 105. I draft the landscape report and follow the application.
Do I need an authorisation to fell or manage a wood?
Yes: depending on the Region and the area involved, a notice or an authorisation is required, often with a felling plan signed by a qualified professional (agronomist or forester). Thresholds and procedures vary from area to area.
In a condominium, who is responsible for the trees and who pays?
For trees in the common areas, the condominium is liable as custodian (Article 2051 of the Italian Civil Code), with costs shared by thousandths; for those in exclusive ownership, the individual owner is liable. To manage the risk, a stability survey by a qualified professional is needed.
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Applied research

What can a GIS analysis do for my business?
It turns territorial data into decisions: thematic maps, suitability analysis of an area (for a crop, a plant, an intervention) and knowledge frameworks for projects and applications. It combines soil, climate, slope and constraints on a cartographic basis.
Can I use satellite or drone imagery to monitor my crops?
Yes. From multispectral imagery, vigour indices such as NDVI and NDRE are calculated, showing the condition of the crop and the variability within the field. From these, prescription maps are produced for variable-rate fertilisation and to optimise water and inputs.
Can the environmental value or ecosystem services of an area be quantified?
Yes: carbon sequestration, water regulation, urban-heat-island mitigation and value for biodiversity can be estimated with recognised methods. These data are useful for grants, environmental offsets and sustainability reporting.
06 — Contact

Let's work together.

Describe your need: I'll reply within 24 hours with the first steps and an indication of the fee.

Your request goes straight to info@studioinve.com. I reply within 24 h.

Email
info@studioinve.com
Certified email (PEC)
fabioinverardi@pec.it
Phone
+39 334 866 3199
Office
Via Giuseppe Mazzini 36
25020 Dello (BS), Italy
VAT
03840830982
Area of work
Italy and Europe — Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus.