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Experience an ecological family farm, which seeks to generate a sustainable agrosystem!
Spend a morning on a small farm in the Sierra Norte of Madrid and discover as a family what life in the countryside is like in a very special place, where respect for nature and its cycles is the most important thing.
In a spectacular location, in Montejo de la Sierra, you will visit the herd of goats and sheep and participate in their care, taking them to the corral, feeding them and helping with other livestock tasks. You will also put your hands in the soil, learning different garden tasks depending on the time of year: removing potatoes, removing weeds, planting vegetables…
But above all, we will understand how the food we consume is produced and the importance of agriculture and livestock in the life cycle.
What is included
- Arrival at the farm and welcome by the producer
- Guided tour of the farm and orchard.
- Livestock and agricultural tasks depending on the season
Transportation
- Not included
Meeting point
- After booking we will send all the details of the farm, location (meeting point) and contact.
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Reviews
It's a fantastic experience! We went with several children (ages 2 to 4) and they loved it. In addition, the visit is very educational and very entertaining for adults as well. The project they have on this farm is wonderful: they promote biodiversity and the conservation of endangered species. We planted lettuce, picked strawberries, fed the sheep, learned about beehives, worms, legumes and organic farming. My daughter wants to be a farmer now, that says it all. We will repeat!
A wonderful experience, we loved that it was on a real farm, our three-year-old daughter enjoyed watching the sheep, planting and feeding the chickens. We adults loved learning about a business project that advocates sustainability and improving the environment, it is undoubtedly wonderful.
We loved the experience, being able to appreciate how to work on a real farm, how a flock is herded and the different roles of the dogs caught our attention. A very educational and entertaining visit: we also picked raspberries, planted peas. Both children and adults were delighted. Many thanks to Ana and Guillermo!!