Hello CrowdFarmers, I’m Andrea, Danilo’s son. Before explaining why I’m the one who is writing, I would like to thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your support during this tough year. I hope you are in good health and COVID 19 didn’t affect you or your loved ones. I would like

Dear CrowdFarmer,  Regards from snowy Estonia where most of our team is spending the winter season. As we are preparing for the new season that starts already in April, I think it is a good moment to look back to the previous seasons and also tell a bit about our plans for 2021.  We feel very

That’s it, the olive harvest is behind us! In Buis-les-Baronnies, it takes place in winter, since we are located in the north of the region where olive trees grow, all around the Mediterranean Sea. In September, when Greek, Italian or Spanish olives are ready to be harvested, ours are not yet ripe. We started in

I wake up on a Monday bursting with enthusiasm and energy, because being able to travel to the east of Spain to work and learn about new things is a privilege for a Madrid-based agronomist. It’s 6:45 am, the high-speed train is leaving the station and an amazing professional experience is about to start again.

1 – We receive the order.2 – We pick the oranges.3 – We print out the delivery address label.4 – We deliver the order to the transport company.5 – The transport company delivers the order. 99.7% of orders follow this process. But what about the 0.3% that can’t be delivered? Why aren’t they delivered? Our

Miguel Abad is an olive oil expert. Born in Altura (Castellón, Spain), this olive tree and cycling lover is responsible for tasting many of the best extra virgin olive oils produced in Spain. We had the opportunity to interview him and ask him a few questions we had. 1. What’s the most popular variety of

When we talk about oranges, even though they bear the same name, no two are alike. The differences are not just in the taste, but also in how they have been grown, under which salary conditions or which natural resources have been used. If we stop to think and analyse a foodstuff beyond the price,

On the way home, the thermometer in the car was reading 0°C. I called Paco to ride it out together and give each other some moral support. They were predicting the coldest night of the year. – “Paco, tonight looks really bad.”– “I know, it looks like it’s going to be below -4°C for several

Dear CrowdFarmer, The new 2021 year has begun for us humans: Calendars for 2020 were trashed, replaced by new ones and our technical devices change the year to 2021.  But what happens to bees at end of the year? Of course, our honey bees do not orientate themselves according to our calendar and our time

Hello CrowdFarmers, The year 2021 begins at full speed at Gabrasrosa. Indeed, we had our first birth on January 1st, a pretty little buck, who is already reserved by a breeder, who will welcome him into his herd after weaning. The start of this year is also a good time for us to step back,