The farm Doña Amor is located in la Bóveda de Toro (Zamora), in the Guareña region and very close to the river Duero. Our farm can be found within a protected natural area of Natura 2000 (Special Bird Protection Area) called “Las Llanuras del Guareña” due to hosting important populations of steppe birds like bustards, grey eaglets and little bustards. The farm is only 23 km away from Toro and part of the Duero-Duoro route. The farm is 27 hectares wide and at 748 meters above level. 7,000 trees of the “Kerman” and the “Lost Hills” varieties grow there. These varieties are known for the size of their fruits, their intense flavor and the whiteness of their shell. Being a *dioecious plant* there are two types of trees: the pollinating male and the producing female tree. In between we plant covering leguminous plants each year to avoid erosion, to keep nitrogen, to build up organic matter in our soil and serve as a refuge for animals and insects. Doña Amor is exposed to excellent climatic conditions for this kind of cultivation which requires long and warm summers and cold winters as well as strong winds in the flowering season to assure the pollination of all trees. The Toro region meets all of these requirements and thus ensures an excellent quality of our pistachios. Our farming project is based on: 1. __Innovation:__ We use new agricultural technologies. Moreover, renewable energy is used for our intelligent irrigation system as well as for self-consumption in our facilities. In doing so we optimize the use of resources. 2. We are working __according to the guidelines of organic farming__ practices and are in the final year of transition towards receiving the organic farming certificate. This way we care for and protect the environment. 3. __Circular economy:__ We value all residuos generated on our farm. We organize our resources in the most efficient way possible and are free of plastic coming from petrol.