Adopt an almond tree that we cultivate under the Organic Farming and Demeter regulations of the European Union and the ARBORIGEN label since 2015. During the process of adoption you can choose a name which we will use to identify your almond tree. Our almond trees are of the Comuna variety, well known and highly regarded globally because of the size and quality of its fruits, the great taste and consistency. In Casa Cañada we started growing almonds in the year 2000 always following agricultural practices in accordance with our philosophy and respectful with the environment. For this, we carry out organic, bio-integral, and biodynamic cultivation. We grow in the traditional Spanish extensive dry-land farming method and our trees only receive rainwater. We also use an indigenous rootstock: Arzollo (Amygdalus webbii), a small tree native to the Spanish Iberian forest flora. The wild almond tree o arzollo *(Amygdalus webbii)*, as a wild species, is native to southern Europe, North Africa, and Asia Minor. Until the 1950s, the Arzollo was considered not to be part of the native forest flora of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal). Several decades ago, at least three wild almond populations have been discovered in mainland Spain: Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park (Jaén), Campo de Calatrava (Ciudad Real), and around the Algodor River (Toledo). Small wild almond populations are also known in Sicily (Italy) and on the island of Crete (Greece). The wild populations of the Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park cohabit with cornicabra (Pistacia terebinthus) and hackberry *(Celtis australis)*. We program our agronomic activities (such as the organic compost, the pruning, the tillage, etc.) strictly following the lunar calendar. We provide nutrients of plant and mineral origin through fermented sheep manure and perform a spontaneous plant cover for at least four months a year. In addition, we carry out a botanical-forest restoration with trees and shrubs native to the Iberian Peninsula in all the borders, slopes, hedges, road boundaries, and marginal areas of the farm with the aim of promoting integrated pest management (IPM) (biological pest control). It can be said that Casa Cañada has always opted for organic cultivation, so our certification in the Committee of Organic Agriculture in 2009 was no effort, we had already been meeting the requirements for many years! Later, we decided to take it a step further and in 2015 we incorporated biodynamic agriculture with the Demeter seal. However, seeking to reduce the impact of man on the natural environment, and make responsible use of water, we certified in 2019 as a Bio-Integral crop with the ARBORIGEN seal. The productive life of an almond tree is around 80-100 years. For as long as you want to keep it and we can continue taking care of it, you can renew your adoption year after year. If your almond tree dies, we will replace it with no additional cost and assuring the delivery of your harvest from others. Each almond tree bears an average of 4kg per season.