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Agrintesa Societa' Agricola Cooperativa Domanda Carpetta N. 1708586 Settore: Ortofrutticolo FILIERA 45 - AGRINTESA SOCIETA' AGRICOLA COOPERATIVA DOMANDA CARPETTA N. 1708586 SETTORE: ORTOFRUTTICOLO importo Sede contributo Codice progetto Domanda Ragione Sociale Provincia CUAA progetto NOTE Investimento ammesso PROG ammesso 1 F45-111-114/1-RA 1778212 VERNOCCHI DAVIDE Ravenna RA VRNDVD64T30D704Z 675,00 540,00 2 F45-111-114/2-RA 1778215 BALLARDINI PIERLUIGI Bagnacavallo RA BLLPLG51M24A547N 675,00 540,00 3 F45-111-114/3-MO 1778443 SOLMI GIOVANNI Spilamberto MO SLMGNN64P12F257K 675,00 540,00 4 F45-111-114/4-BO 1778446 GOLINI PAOLO Mordano BO GLNPLA53S24F718Q 675,00 540,00 5 F45-111-114/5-RA 1778478 DREI RAFFAELE Faenza RA DRERFL65P10D458F 675,00 540,00 6 F45-111-114/6-RA 1778483 ALBERGHI STEFANO Castel Bolognese RA LBRSFN70A07C065K 675,00 540,00 4.050,00 3.240,00 1 F45-121/06-BO 1652123 Musiani Roberto Anzola dell'Emilia BO MSNRRT72C30C107R 107.200,00 37.520,00 2 F45-121/07-RA 1654235 Società agricola Santa Maria di Castellari s.s. Faenza RA 01412310391 112.350,00 39.322,50 3 F45-121/08-RA 1657625 Bucci Giordano Solarolo RA BCCGDN65E12D458A 75.818,00 26.536,30 Az. Agr. Bedeschi Pietro, Gianpaolo, Sant'Agata sul 4 F45-121/09-RA 1657801 Tagliaferri Marina e Bandini Maria Rosa Santerno RA 00459080396 94.200,00 32.970,00 5 F45-121/100-RA 1665684 Budellazzi Luigi Faenza RA BDLLGU60L16D458U 42.070,00 14.724,50 6 F45-121/101-MO 1665756 Solmi Giovanni Spilamberto MO SLMGNN64P12F257K 53.300,00 18.665,00 7 F45-121/102-RA 1665757 Ranzi Stefano e Giuseppe Faenza RA 01192440392 45.265,10 15.842,79 8 F45-121/103-MO 1665768 Amidei Maria Rosa Vignola MO MDAMRS62C66F257F 107.050,00 37.467,50 Castelfranco 9 F45-121/104-MO 1665772 Balsemin Monica Emilia Mo BLSMNC74E43C107N 26.800,00 9.380,00 Gaudenzi Ennio e Ravaioli Irene s.s. società 10 F45-121/105-RA 1666149 agricola Faenza RA 00892030396 34.600,00 12.110,00 11 F45-121/106-RA 1666150 Graziani Pier Giuseppe Brisighella RA GRZPGS53B23B188A 32.359,00 11.325,65 12 F45-121/107-RA 1666311 Gentilini Manzio Brisighella RA GNTMNZ70P05D458M 13.080,00 4.578,00 13 F45-121/108-RA 1666322 Mariani Mauro Castel Bolognese RA MRNMRA69E24D458Z 16.370,00 5.729,50 Tellarini Gianluca e Claudio s.s. società 14 F45-121/109-RA 1666363 agricola Bagnacavallo RA 01161750391 39.800,00 13.930,00 Az. Agr. "Madonna del Pero" di Donati Silvano, 15 F45-121/10-RA 1657869 Bandini Rosanna e C. Bagnacavallo RA 00509270393 78.058,45 27.974,48 Castelfranco 16 F45-121/110-MO 1666420 Gherardini Clara Clarice Emilia MO GHRCRC49H56I689T 65363,77 24.229,01 17 F45-121/111-RA 1667084 Patuelli Alfredo e Rimini Patrizia Faenza RA 01346420399 15.703,56 5.496,25 18 F45-121/112-RA 1667148 Zauli Dante Brisighella RA ZLADNT59R14B188P 59.132,00 20.696,20 19 F45-121/113-RA 1667164 Rivalta Fiorenzo Solarolo RA RVLFNZ51M29H302B 31.930,00 11.175,50 20 F45-121/114-RA 1667279 Az. Agr. Zorda s.s. Faenza RA 02064740398 55.743,00 19.510,05 Bagnara di 21 F45-121/115-RA 1667420 Mazzanti Tiziano e Fabio Romagna RA 00501500391 33.200,00 11.620,00 22 F45-121/116-MO 1667435 Rossi Francesco Spilamberto MO RSSFNC70C07C107T 82.300,00 28.805,00 23 F45-121/117-RA 1667449 Valgimigli Fabio Faenza RA VLGFBA70B19D458M 39.723,00 13.903,05 24 F45-121/118-RA 1667807 Venturelli Claudio Faenza RA VNTCLD55P17D458R 47.878,00 16.757,30 25 F45-121/119-BO 1668658 Castellari Roberto Mordano BO CSTRRT67L15E289D 32.000,00 11.200,00 26 F45-121/11-RA 1658002 Azienda Agricola Baldini Luca e Marco s.s. Bagnacavallo RA 02139700393 10.529,00 3.685,15 27 F45-121/120-BO 1668659 Società Agricola Ricci Maccarini S.S. Imola BO 02845511209 104.310,00 36.508,50 28 F45-121/121-BO 1668660 Gherardi Giorgio Imola BO GHRGRG54P01E289E 37.900,00 13.265,00 29 F45-121/122-RA 1668666 Az. Agr. Bosi - Cà D'Righi s.s. Brisighella RA 00463440396 20.987,00 7.345,45 Savignano sul 30 F45-121/123-MO 1677551 Az. Agr. Nino e Marisa di Quartieri Giuseppe Panaro MO QRTGPP79E23A726J 47.830,00 16.740,50 31 F45-121/124-RA 1678623 Az. Agr, S.Rocco di Farolfi Faenza RA 02030640391 84.705,00 29.646,75 32 F45-121/125-FC 1679868 Foschi Marta Cesena FC FSCMRT64S51C573K 43.600,00 15.260,00 33 F45-121/126-FC 1680640 Pirini Fabrizio Cesena FC PRNFRZ68D24C573S 12.905,47 4.727,69 34 F45-121/127-RA 1692471 Alpi Alberto Ravenna RA LPALRT66A03H199U 36.600,00 12.810,00 35 F45-121/128-BO 1706805 Dal-Monte Gianluca Imola BO DLMGLC70M29E289O 131.100,00 45.885,00 36 F45-121/129-RA 1720096 Bucci Marco Faenza RA BCCMRC68M29D458Z 55.650,06 20.235,02 37 F45-121/12-RA 1658041 Ballardini Sante Bagnacavallo RA BLLSNT67H19A547L 20.794,00 7.277,90 38 F45-121/130-RA 1734382 Az.Agr Cavadola di Timoncini Faenza RA 00733460398 48.300,00 16.905,00 39 F45-121/131-BO 1740322 Golini Paolo Mordano BO GLNPLA53S24F718Q 56.471,88 19.765,16 40 F45-121/132-RA 1750520 Melandri Giuliano Faenza RA MLNGLN52A21D458W 60.808,41 21.282,94 41 F45-121/133-FC 1750555 Bondi Piergiorgio Forl' FC BNDPGR55S26D704N 99.104,52 35.291,81 42 F45-121/134-RA 1752488 Società agricola Valli Giovanni e Stefano Faenza RA 01396470393 14.000,00 4.900,00 Società agricola Ragazzini Roberto e Stefano 43 F45-121/135-RA 1755799 s.s. Faenza RA 01363030394 43.700,00 15.295,00 San Giovanni in 44 F45-121/136-BO 1762697 Società Agricola Orsi Mangelli S.S. Persiceto BO 02013900150 233.444,00 81.705,40 45 F45-121/137-RA 1765501 Melandri Luigi Faenza RA MLNLGU55A23D458D 59.420,00 22.499,40 Valenti Emanuele e Montanari Verdiana s.s. 46 F45-121/138-RA 1765894 Società Agricola Ravenna RA 01071630394 12.000,00 4.200,00 47 F45-121/139-BO 1766052 Gasparri Romano Mordano BO GSPRMN65D11E289U 28.000,00 9.800,00 48 F45-121/13-RA 1658055 Bandoli Sergio Cotignola RA BNDSRG62B03D121D 43.400,00 15.190,00 49 F45-121/140-FC 1769470 Monti Bruno Tredozio FC MNTBRN59A14L361U 55.100,00 19.285,00 50 F45-121/141-RA 1769832 Brandolini Michele e Altri s.s. Russi RA 00086470390 32.500,00 11.375,00 51 F45-121/142-BO 1769928 Tagliati Claudio Anzola dell'Emilia BO TGLCLD61C20G467R 86.762,00 30.366,70 52 F45-121/143-RA 1771813 Società agricola Monti di Monti Pierluigi e C. Faenza RA 00412730392 66.633,50 23.587,34 53 F45-121/144-MO 1772649 AziendA Agricola Strada s.s. Nonantola MO 02830700361 14.365,00 5.027,75 Az. Agr. Il Pozzo di Ferri Filippo & Raffaella 54 F45-121/145-FC 1773775 Soc. Semplice Montiano FC 02575230400 15.400,00 5.390,00 55 F45-121/146-MO 1774270 Cappi Graziella Spilamberto MO CPPGZL48T68L885O 31.250,00 10.937,50 56 F45-121/147-RA 1775247 Az. Agr. Maccolini Andrea e Francesco Faenza RA 01366900396 10.200,00 3.570,00 57 F45-121/148-BO 1776018 Selva Maggiore Società Agricola S.r.l. Pianoro BO 02329641209 136.650,00 51.852,50 58 F45-121/149-MO 1778552 Stanzani Massimo Nonantola MO STNMSM64S10F257W 16.030,00 5.610,50 59 F45-121/14-RA 1658097 Chiarini Primo Massalombarda RA CHRPRM56E03F029P 20.279,50 7.097,83 Castelfranco 60 F45-121/150-MO 1782041 Odorici Marco Emilia MO DRCMRC56H07A726I 31.540,00 11.039,00 Azienda Agricola Claudio Rangoni Machiavelli 61 F45-121/151-MO 1783711 e C. - società semplice Spilamberto MO 01019720364 29.050,00 10.167,50 62 F45-121/152-FE 1785482 Pistore Roberto Argenta FE PSTRRT61C10A393V 99.800,00 34.930,00 63 F45-121/153-FC 1786246 Emiliani Franco e Valter Società Agricola S.S. Forlì FC 02435470402 56.172,50 20.234,00 Società Agricola Vivai Piante F.lli Bergonzini San Cesario sul 64 F45-121/154-MO 1786247 Società Semplice Panaro MO 01293940365 122.600,00 42.910,00 65 F45-121/155-RA 1786725 Fagioli Enrico Fusignano RA FGLNRC76P03E730A 57.200,00 20.020,00 66 F45-121/15-RA 1658122 Donati Alberto Cotignola RA DNTLRT69A31D458G 11.300,00 3.955,00 67 F45-121/16-RA 1658196 Emiliani Yuri Faenza RA MLNYRU75L29D458E 85.400,00 29.890,00 68 F45-121/17-RA 1658231 Golfari Mauro Bagnacavallo RA GLFMRA66S22A547D 32.500,00 11.375,00 69 F45-121/18-RA 1658459 Medri Antonio Riolo Terme RA MDRNTN68P30D458F 11.844,16 4.145,46 F45-121/19-RA 1658475 Miani Gabriele Lugo RA MNIGRL67R04E730J 0,00 0,00 N.A. 70 F45-121/20-RA 1658490 Orioli Eraldo Bagnacavallo RA RLORLD51D09A547A 50.990,00 17.846,50 71 F45-121/21-RA 1658522 Paganini Domenico e Mario Bagnacavallo RA 00934990391 10.850,00 3.797,50 Pattuelli Celso, Pasquale, Luciano, Franco, 72 F45-121/22-RA 1658528 Daniele, Giulio Bagnacavallo RA 00664650397 50.573,45 17.700,71 73 F45-121/23-RA 1658595 Piancastelli Loris e Maria Cristina Lugo RA 01086460399 10.200,00 3.570,00 74 F45-121/24-RA 1658621 Ravagli Massimo Bagnacavallo RA RVGMSM65C16A547Z 30.660,35 10.731,12 75 F45-121/25-RA 1658713 Cicognani Valerio Faenza RA CCGVLR58T15D458T 36.688,00 12.840,80 76 F45-121/26-RA 1658761 Ferlini Renato e Duranti Angela Cotignola RA 01265540391 54.400,00 19.040,00 77 F45-121/27-RA 1658941 Società Agricola Baldini s.s.
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