
Torrential rain and erosion: why protecting your soil is no longer optional
Every year, torrential rains are becoming more frequent and more intense. And their effects on farmland are increasingly visible: eroded fields, loss of fertile topsoil, structural damage and weakened crops. When soil is left bare, rain hits the surface directly, triggering runoff and washing away the most fertile layer of [...]

After the wildfire: protecting the soil is the first step to restoring the land
Every year, wildfires devastate thousands of hectares of woodland. When the flames die out, attention usually turns to the burned area, the lost landscape and the recovery of vegetation. But there is an even more urgent element that needs protecting: the soil. After a wildfire, the land is left bare, [...]

Certified Seeds for a Demanding Season | New Agrosemillas 2026/27 Catalogue
Today's agriculture demands better decisions more than ever. Climate uncertainty, the need to maximise profitability on every hectare and ever-growing sustainability requirements make each season a real challenge. Against this backdrop, the new Agrosemillas 2026/27 Catalogue was born — a tool designed to help farmers and distributors face the coming [...]

ASTEROID: the new winter pea with high forage potential
An addition designed for forage cultivation At Agrosemillas we continue to develop a catalog aimed at solving real farmer needs. In this line we introduce ASTEROID, a winter pea with a clear positioning: maximum forage yield with high field stability. A variety designed to produce more ASTEROID stands out for [...]

RGT Eclipse: New Spring Barley for More Confident Sowing
A New Variety in the Agrosemillas 26/27 Catalog In each season, choosing the right variety is a strategic decision. Farmers need seeds that offer security, adaptability, and strong field performance. Therefore, at Agrosemillas, we continue to expand our catalog with selected varieties to meet the real demands of modern agriculture. [...]

Soil management types in woody crops: differences, advantages, and how to cut maintenance costs by up to 40%
A decision that determines farm profitability In woody crops such as olive groves, almond orchards, vineyards, or pistachio, soil management directly affects profitability, crop health, and farm sustainability. Not all strategies deliver the same results. Choosing between spontaneous ground cover, bare soil, or specific cover crops completely changes the farm’s [...]
Jesús Peñarrubia and Green Series: A Real Case of Organic Transition on a 300-Hectare Almond Farm
From Conventional to Organic: 300 Hectares of Almond Trees Changing Course When Change Begins with a Decision in the Field Agriculture changes when the decisions made in the field change. And few decisions are as significant as transitioning from conventional to organic management on a large-scale farm. This is the [...]

Green Series: the cover crop that protects the soil without competing with the main crop
Green Series: the cover crop that protects the soil without competing with the main crop Cover Crops for Woody Crops: Not All Perform Equally Cover crops for woody crops have become a key tool for advancing towards more efficient, profitable, and sustainable agriculture. However, not all perform equally or offer [...]

Measure the real impact of cover crops
Cover crops are an effective tool, but their true value is appreciated when the actual results in the field are analyzed. Beyond the rhetoric, it is important to measure how they affect maintenance costs and soil stability. Among the most relevant indicators are the reduction of working hours, less use [...]

Green Series in civil works and large projects.
Civil works and large projects present specific challenges in soil management. Slopes, margins, and extensive surfaces require solutions that are stable and durable. Traditional plant control involves frequent clearing, herbicide use, and a high maintenance cost. Vegetative covers allow the soil to be fixed, reduce erosion, and limit the growth [...]

