Meet the new international group of students from Nigeria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark that has just started our Regenerative Agricultural Research Program. They will develop new research projects over the coming 4 months and are supervised and trained by a wide variety of local and international experts. Their projects are related to regenerative practices such as hedges & borders, groundcover, swales and silt traps but also to sustainable businesses such as local beer brewing and natural herbal tea making!

La Junquera farm hosted a first open day on the 9th of February with the goal of presenting the regenerative projects that are being conducted by students from Regeneration Academy and to show the project at Altiplano Ecosystem Restoration Camp to those interested. There was an amazing attendance of 67 people with a wide variety of visitors: younger and older visitors, farmers, agrarian consultants, students, teachers and a lot in between.

We are very proud our Autumn 2019 cohort is almost finishing their projects. Interested to know what the Regenerative Agriculture Research Program is about? Watch our new video!

We are looking for an addition to our team: an Agrobusiness educational developer. The job consists of developing and implementing a program for students and young entrepreneurs focussing on sustainable business in the agro-food sector.

La Finca abre sus puertas para dar a conocer los proyectos que se desarrollan en su seno, con la rehabilitación y repoblamiento de la cortijada, con la inquebrantable decisión de sus dueños, y de la mano de la Asociación Alvelal, del Campamento de Restauración de Ecosistemas y de la Academia Regenerativa.

During a 4 months period our students develop their own research project on La Junquera and are supervised and trained by a wide variety of local and international experts. We herby would like to introduce our Autumn 2018 cohort of students and their research projects!