Ferreiras, Faro

Farm with agriculture house, water from Municipality, automatic irrigation, Many different types of fruit trees and vegetables.Open view, with sea view at distance. Good access with tar road.Portugal is well known for its Mediterranean climate, with warmand sunny summers, and a fresh breeze from the Atlantic coast.This, together with the availability of water resources, are possibly the most important factors to explain why Portugal is such an attractive place to invest in the agriculture sector.Portugal is also well known for the quality of its agriculture products. Olive oil, wine, fruits, vegetables, and many other products that are valued in international markets.CROPS:In terms of exports:wine is the most important product, representing more than 700 million euros in 2014 tomato with more than 400 million euros other horticulture products, with around 200 million euros olive oil, with 100 million. The five products that follow are mainly fruits and rice with less than 100 million euros exported.Most of these products are exported primarily to EU countries, which represent 70% of the market.The most important countries are Spain, France, and Germany. The remaining 30% corresponds to non-European countries, with Angola, Brazil and the United States as key importers.In terms of production Olive oil is the largest crop, with nearly double the area of the wine. With more than 100.000 ha, is corn, a crop used mainly for domestic consumption and almost non-existent in export figures. Horticulture products represent 64.000 ha of production area, with a strong impact on exports. The remaining products have less than 50.000 ha of the occupied area each.