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For pistachio growers and anyone about to plant. The first step is a call.

In-shell pistachios in bulk in a hopper

Processing your harvest

We process pistachios from other growers at our plant in Almagro (Ciudad Real). Call and tell us how much you have and where your orchard is.

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Cluster of pistachios on the branch in a Pistalens orchard

Technical advice

We visit to assess whether your site suits pistachios, advise on crop operations and orchard management, and monitor how the crop develops.

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Row between pistachio trees in summer

Engineering

Feasibility studies, permits, site supervision and grant applications, among other work. Our in-house engineer does it.

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Technical advice

Crop operations

Go through your orchard's crop operations with a technician.

Site suitability study

We assess whether the area suits pistachios, with a visit to the plantation. You decide before you invest.

Orchard maintenance and management

Review with a technician how you maintain and manage the orchard.

Crop monitoring

A technician follows how your crop develops over time, not just at one point.

Engineering

Planting and farm operation

  • Technical and economic feasibility studies
  • Comparative studies for contracted work
  • Agri-food engineering
  • Consulting
  • Project appraisal

Construction, permits and grants

  • Permits and legalisation
  • Site supervision
  • Works progress certification
  • Full project management and works administration
  • Health and safety coordination
  • Environmental impact assessment
  • Grant applications

Urban planning, civil and valuation work

  • Urban development programmes (P.A.U.): the Spanish planning procedure for turning land into building plots
  • Urbanisation projects
  • Civil engineering
  • Valuations and appraisals

Tell us what you need

Call and tell us what you need and where your orchard is. Prefer to write? Email us.

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00–14:00 and 16:00–19:00 (CET)