Casa de Mouraz
Casa de Mouraz is a family wine estate in Mouraz, Tondela, growing organic and biodynamic vines across 25 hectares in the Dão region. Certif…
Regenerative Agriculture
Quinta Vale da Lama near Lagos and Monte da Vida's forest farm use farming to rebuild soil. Their work links productive land with ecological recovery.
Projects in this focus
Hortas da Rainha
Hortas da Rainha is a regenerative and organic farm near Torres Novas, growing produce through agrosilvopastoral systems and supplying gastr…
Food4Sustainability CoLAB
Food4Sustainability CoLAB is a Portuguese non-profit collaborative laboratory working on innovation in sustainable and regenerative food pro…
Horta do Pé Descalço
A small, family-run organic market garden in Caldas da Rainha that has grown over 6.5 tonnes of vegetables in a single year, across 65 varie…
Quinta Regadinha
A natural, family-run farm near Gouveia, in the Serra da Estrela, bringing life back to a hidden valley and producing organic products.
NOMEDA
A small wine producer in the Mêda highlands of the Douro Superior, making single-variety, minimal-intervention wines through regenerative vi…
Orgo | Regenerative Biology Management
Orgo is a regenerative agriculture advisory service in Castelo Branco, Portugal. It helps farmers move to regenerative practices through far…
Keela Permaculture Farm
Keela Permaculture Farm is an off-grid, certified organic homestead of 18 hectares in Fundão, central Portugal, offering hands-on courses in…
Vale da Sarvinda
Vale da Sarvinda is an organic farm and sustainable business in Vila Velha de Ródão, combining biological production, renewable energy and w…
Herdade Monte Silveira
Herdade Monte Silveira is a farm of more than 700 hectares in Beira Baixa, practising certified organic and regenerative agriculture since 1…
Ekogaio
Ekogaio is a Portuguese agro-regenerative collective based in Tomar that designs and implements permaculture, agroforestry, and regenerative…
Regenerative agriculture in Portugal
Regenerative agriculture measures itself by what happens to the soil rather than by what stays off it. In Portugal that means organic matter, water infiltration and ground cover through the dry months, on land that in much of the country has been losing all three for a century.
Quinta Vale da Lama near Lagos combines regeneration with training. Monte da Vida runs a forest farm. Both are among the projects making the case that the approach pays economically as well as ecologically, which is the argument that decides whether neighbours copy it.
Several run courses and take volunteers. The syntropic farming, agroforestry and holistic grazing focuses cover the specific methods most often used here. Dated activities from these projects are listed in our events calendar.