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The farm is worked organically, using permaculture principals and methods through out. It is a thriving organic ecosystem. We cultivate a large vegetable and herb garden, and the land itself offers a natural bounty for foraging, abundant with fruit trees and food forests. The entire property operates off-grid and is fully self-sufficient. We harness energy from hydroelectric, solar, and wind sources. Our water is sourced from three pristine natural springs and two reliable wells.

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An ancient and complex irrigation system distributes water across the land, its core network a testament to Roman engineering with its original canal systems. This is complemented by agricultural terraces, natural water retention ponds, and valley-spanning olive groves that grace the terraced slopes. It is a profound honour to steward this land and work in harmony with its deep Roman and Celtic heritage.

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The farm is brought to life by our beloved animals: our donkeys, Brancinho and Freya; Hakoon, the shepherd dog; Tejo, the cat; our pigs; and a lively flock of chickens. We offer seasonal produce from the land, including olives, olive oil, eggs, fresh vegetables, preserves, honey, fresh bread and a range of plant based remedies.

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Olive Harvest

If you would like to join us in the olive harvest and pick your own olives for oil come and stay in December/January. For every ten kilograms of olives you hand pick you can take home one litre of this seasons oil. 

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Olive picking | Pego Ferreiro | Portugal
Olive Picking | Pego Ferreiro
Pego Ferreiro | Olives | Galegas
Pego Ferreiro | Galegas Olive Harvest | Portugal
Pego Ferreiro | Portugal | Olive Harvest
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