The “voltarecchia” plow is an agricultural tool from central Italy, used by local farmers in the early 1900s to work the fields.

It is an animal-drawn plow, composed of a wooden frame with an iron plowshare and a curved moldboard, which serves to turn the soil. Its main feature is the curved shape of the moldboard, which allows for effective tillage, even on difficult and steep terrain.

The plow is pulled by pack animals, such as oxen, and requires the presence of a farmer to guide and control it. The "voltarecchia" is a symbol of Italian agricultural tradition and represents the hard work and dedication of farmers who have worked the land for generations.