Llum and Pablo have always been connected with agriculture and their dream of being able to dedicate their life to it came true in 2005 when they bought La Carrasca. The first years were quite difficult for them as they had to recover the farm that had come down over the years. In doing so, the entire fields had to be replanted and they decided to do so with the orange variety Navel Foyos and the clementine variety Clemenules. Both have a very good taste and adapt well to the region’s characteristics. Just when the trees began to produce fruits, the right moment would have come to regain the investments made. At that time, however, the market price of the oranges was very low and they even had to think about selling their farm. Hoping that hard work and high-quality fruits would make a difference, they continued. When they designed the new planting, they considered a very high planting distance. For Pablo the wellbeing of the trees has always been the priority. Therefore, the distance between them is relatively high so that they have enough space to grow and the air can circulate well between them. Whereas this way of planting the trees decreases the harvest amount, the quality of the fruits increases. Llum and Pablo hardly have any problems with fungi and pests. In the past, the two of them have always tried to apply organic cultivation approaches. So it was only a matter of time to initiate the process of organic certification. Their dream is to be able to dedicate themselves completely to their farm and not having to work other part-time jobs. They believe that thanks to CrowdFarming their dream will come true.