The new Common Agricultural Policy has brought about a profound change in the way agricultural holdings are managed. Aid no longer depends solely on production, but on how the soil is cared for and resources are managed.

This forces farmers and companies in the sector to rethink traditional practices and incorporate solutions that allow them to meet the requirements without compromising the economic viability of the holding.

The soil becomes a strategic element. Degraded soil limits production, increases costs and generates medium-term problems that are difficult to correct.

Cover crops protect the soil against erosion, improve its structure and promote biological activity. In addition, they help reduce runoff and nutrient loss.

Green Series was created with the aim of offering cover crops adapted to the Mediterranean environment, designed to be integrated into the usual crop management without generating excessive competition.

It is not a question of complying with the CAP on a one-off basis, but of establishing a solid base that allows the soil to be worked with greater stability and foresight.

Anticipating regulatory requirements is a way to reduce risks, improve the image of the holding and ensure its long-term sustainability.