Osorno · Los Lagos Region · Chile

Southern Chilean raspberries, precision-grown in sight of three volcanoes.

We're a new grower in Osorno, starting with a 3-hectare raspberry pilot: our own water, automated block-by-block irrigation, and soil and climate monitoring we built ourselves.

Our horizon

Three volcanoes, one skyline.

From the farm you can see the Cordón del Caulle, Puntiagudo and Osorno volcanoes. That skyline is our logo and our setting: the Osorno area is known for volcanic soils, generous rainfall and a cool, temperate climate.

  • Cordón del Caulle
  • Puntiagudo
  • Osorno Volcano

The project at a glance

  • 45haof our own land on the outskirts of Osorno
  • 3haraspberry pilot to start with
  • 4irrigation blocks, each automated independently
  • 2on-farm water sources: a well and a reservoir under construction

How we grow

Precision agriculture, built in-house.

Every block has its own irrigation line and its own sensors. We track soil moisture and microclimate with ESP32 devices on a LoRa network, cross-check against the INIA Remehue weather station, and get remote alerts over Starlink. The plants get water when they need it — and only as much as they need.

  1. 01
    Sensors in every blockSoil moisture and microclimate measured in the field.
  2. 02
    Private LoRa networkLow-power radio carries the data across the farm.
  3. 03
    INIA RemehueCross-checked with the local agricultural weather station.
  4. 04
    Alerts over StarlinkRemote notifications and automated irrigation per block.
See how we grow
Diagram of the block-by-block irrigation and monitoring systemFour irrigation blocks, each with a soil and climate sensor. Sensors send data over LoRa radio to an on-farm gateway, which connects to the internet via Starlink and sends alerts to a phone. Data from the INIA Remehue weather station is also integrated.Well & reservoirBlock 1Block 2Block 3Block 4LoRa gatewayStarlinkAlertsINIA Remehue
Soil + climate sensorLoRa

The farm

Water, native forest and open pasture.

Our land combines pasture, native forest and its own water. That is where the raspberry pilot begins — with room to grow across the rest of the 45 hectares.

Explore the farm
Aerial view of the farm: pasture, native trees and a pond with a small wooded island.

Work with us

How can we help?

Buyers & exporters

We're planning our first seasons and would like to start the conversation now. Expect block-level traceability, irrigation and climate records, and an agronomist on the ground.

Information for buyers

Local sales in season

Live in or near Osorno? Drop us a line and we’ll let you know when harvest starts, so you can buy fresh fruit straight from the farm.

Local sales →

Investors & partners

See the pilot and how we plan to grow across all 45 hectares.

View the project
Open pasture on the farm with two lone trees and forest beyond.

Who we are

Two partners from southern Chile.

Volcanes Patagonia SpA brings together management and agronomy: a general manager with a background in automation and technology, and an agronomist in charge of the crop.

  • Carlos Hidalgo G.General Manager
  • Claudio ArriagadaAgronomist · Technical lead
Meet the team

Let's talk.

Sourcing, export, investment or just curious — you’ll get a personal reply.