IBERSOILL Blog
We promote carbon farming in Portugal and Spain's cross-border regions, fostering partnerships among producers, researchers, and stakeholders.
Monte Silveira: From Conventional Farming To Regenerative Resilience
Located in the heart of Portugal's Beira Baixa region, near the Spanish border, Idanha-a-Nova is a place where ancient history meets agricultural innovation.
Las Cortas De Blas: Carbon and Educational Farming in The Castilian Páramos
The Duero basin, in the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León (Central-North Spain), is crossed by several ranges of plateaus, whose mean altitude is approximately 100-150 m higher than the surrounding plain.
Real Idanha: From a Fragile Heritage To a Resilient Future
Idanha-a-Velha, a small village nestled between the Pônsul River and Monsanto hill, was founded by the Romans in the 1st century BC and is one of the twelve Historical Villages of Portugal.
Arribes Del Duero: Resistence Vineyarding at The Border
From 2020 onwards, he started to manage both vineyards in a different way, practising no-till, allowing the development of a green cover of spontaneous herbaceous vegetation in the inter-row paths, and applying an organic amendment every two years.
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