The farm
45 hectares on the outskirts of Osorno.
Open pasture, native forest and our own water — with the Cordón del Caulle, Puntiagudo and Osorno volcanoes on the horizon.
Three volcanoes, one skyline.
- Cordón del Caulle
- Puntiagudo
- Osorno Volcano
Volcanic setting
The Osorno basin was shaped by volcanoes. Soils here are largely volcanic in origin — known locally as trumaos — light, deep and good at holding water.
[PENDING: soil analysis results for the farm]
Our own water
Irrigation draws on an on-farm well and a reservoir we're building to store water. Having our own source gives us independence and full control over every irrigation cycle.
Southern climate
Osorno has a temperate, rainy climate with mild summers. We track the weather daily with our own sensors and with the INIA Remehue agricultural weather station in the same area.
Forest and pasture
The farm combines open pasture with stands of native forest and a pond. The raspberry pilot sits on the pasture; the forest stays as part of the landscape.
The farm from above
For security reasons, we don't publish the farm's exact location.
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