Haris Vassiliou
Success Story
Haris started to research about RA after he graduated as an Agronomist, because he wanted to produce more environmentally friendly products and was looking for a more interesting way to cultivate besides just using fertilizers and chemical input. His vision is that his farm looks like a forest with tall and productive trees, each season having its own fruits and vegetables, and being able to wander around and pick up something to eat on the spot. He took part in the Regenerative Farming Greece project (http://regenerativefarminggreece.org/) and his pomegranates farm is a pilot farm, receiving support from experts in terms of the design of the farm and RA practices. He believes in the effectiveness of the RA approach and is really looking forward to the results.
Labels: Greece, vegetables/fruits, green fertilisation, wood shredder
GENERAL INFORMATION |
Location of farm |
Greece, Region of Lakonia, near Sparta |
Name of the farmer |
Vassiliou Anargyros — Charalambos (Haris) |
Size of farm |
4.8 ha |
Permanent staff |
1 |
Main products of farm |
Pomegranate, olive oil, wormwood, sage, mint, oregano, timber, figs, peaches, vanillas, gooseberries |
CURRENT REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES ON THE FARM |
Farmland cultivated with RA practices |
1.5 ha |
Crops produced with RA practices |
Pomegranates, olive oil, wormwood, sage, mint, oregano |
Duration of using RA practices |
Since 2022 |
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