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In recent years, the climate has put us to the test, and this season was no exception. The heat and lack of rainfall slowed down the formation of oil inside the olives. Despite this, the trees persevered, yielding a harvest even more ... Continue reading
Recently, we noticed that some of our orange trees in Bétera were losing their vibrant, healthy green color. Upon closer inspection, we discovered a new pest: the oriental red spider mite (Eutetranychus orientalis).
Pests are ... Continue reading
During our farm tours, we often receive the question where the water needed for cultivating our trees and vegetables is coming from. With little average rainfalls and hot, dry summers, agriculture in the coastal plain of Valencia is ... Continue reading
Our clementines and kiwis are grown ecologically and regeneratively in our fields in Valencia. We use sustainable cultivation methods that promote biodiversity and maintain soil health. A variety of plants grow between the trees, ... Continue reading
At Naranjas del Carmen, we are committed to sustainable farming practices as the cornerstone of a healthy future. That’s why we are excited to be part of the MAXI-CoberLEG Project, which aims to enhance the resilience and productivity ... Continue reading
One fascinating, yet often overlooked aspect of regenerative agriculture is the role of bioindicator plants. The wild field plants which are present in our orchards act as living sensors, providing us with valuable insights into the ... Continue reading
When discussing climate change, agriculture is a topic that cannot be ignored. Likewise, examining agriculture inevitably leads to discussions about the climate.
The way we use land is one of the main causes of the dramatic ... Continue reading
The agricultural industry is responsible for many of the imbalances that occur in natural ecosystems. Regenerative organic farming aims to be the solution to this problem. How can we produce food while giving back to nature what we ... Continue reading
It's that time of year again. Despite the devastating storms in November that disrupted our annual plans, we were finally able to harvest the olives and press our extra virgin organic olive oil. For olive oil, not only is the harvest ... Continue reading
As farmers, we often opt for seedlings rather than seeds in many cases, due to several practical and crop-specific reasons:
Saving time: For crops like tomatoes, which have a relatively short growing season, using seedlings allows ... Continue reading
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