No herbicides
Mechanical management of plant cover.
Ortis Le Voisin
Terroir and craftsmanship
Living soils, measured practices and agriculture that works with the landscape.
The 17 hectares of vineyards and 19 hectares of orchards form a coherent whole around the farm.
The plots lie on clay-limestone soils, gravel and sand. The vines are maintained without herbicides, with cut grass left in place as natural mulch. Inputs used for the vines are organic and the vines are certified by QUALISUD.
Biodiversity remains at the heart of the agricultural work, in a landscape where cultivated plots, trees, hedges, valleys and buildings form a living balance.
Stone tools from the Paleolithic sometimes emerge from the worked soils.
The plots lie on clay-limestone soils, gravel and sand. The vines are maintained without herbicides, with cut grass left in place as natural mulch. Inputs used for the vines are organic and the vines are certified by QUALISUD.
Biodiversity remains at the heart of the agricultural work, in a landscape where cultivated plots, trees, hedges, valleys and buildings form a living balance.
Stone tools from the Paleolithic sometimes emerge from the worked soils.
Practices
Methods that respect living systems
Natural mulch
Cut grass is left in place to feed the soil.
Biodiversity
The landscape remains open to living diversity.
Ancient presence
Stone tools from the Paleolithic sometimes emerge from the worked soils.
Gallery
The estate in pictures
Landscapes, buildings and the seasonal rhythm of the estate.
