WHAT WE DO
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Learn About our Coffees
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See Other Activities
Take a Look at the Ecolodge
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Discover the Surroundings
We focus on healthy economic development, careful use of natural resources and maintaining biodiversity.
HOW WE DO IT
OUR VALUES
Adding ecological and social value is the fundamental pillar
From this project.
This is reflected in the hard work that is carried out within the farm every day applying good agricultural and environmental practices.
In it, wooded areas, surface water sources, coffee plantations and grasslands for cattle are observed,
that is combined with tree species,
what is called agroforestry system.
This combination of factors allows an interaction
between the soil, plants, domestic and wild animals and man,
thus managing resources
natural resources in favor of our productive environment.
OUR LOCATION
The farm is like a Pueblo Rico showcase, if you look up from the main square, towards the south-west, there is the closed Tatamá, and to the right, La Palma, 1 km in a straight line
from town.
Located at 1,700 meters above sea level
Located in the Andean forest ecosystem, the cloud forest.
On the border with the Tatamá National Park.
The Tatamá hill has a height of 4,064 meters, and at its feet at 3,500 meters it has one of the best preserved ecosystems on the planet.
The farm is like a Pueblo Rico showcase, if you look up from the main square, towards the south-west, there is the closed Tatamá, and to the right, La Palma, 1 km in a straight line
from town.
Located at 1,700 meters above sea level
Located in the Andean forest ecosystem, the cloud forest.
On the border with the Tatamá National Park.
The Tatamá hill has a height of 4,064 meters, and at its feet at 3,500 meters it has one of the best preserved ecosystems on the planet.
Location
It is located in Pueblo Rico, department of Risaralda, on the eastern side of the Western Cordillera. It is the so-called “Chocó biogeográphico”.
Weather
Sunny mornings and foggy afternoons predominate. The atmospheric circulation from the Pacific Ocean and the trade winds, cause the wind currents or also called Chocó jets, transporting large amounts of humidity to sectors such as La Palma, leaving the characteristic landscape of the cloud forest.
It is a medium pluvial climate, it is located on the limits with Chocó and is between 1000 to 2000 meters above sea level with an average temperature of 18 to 24 ° C and rainfall with an annual average greater than 4000 mm.
Terrain
They are loamy-clay soils, of volcanic origin, facing north - south, located at a height between 1570 and 1850 meters above sea level in the border with the National Reserve of the Tatamá Natural Park, made up of a particular orography that allows the presence of air currents that participate in the landscape of the cloud forest and provides a unique microclimate.
Local Population
The local population continues to be our best ally with their ancestral knowledge of cultivation techniques, which allows us to obtain products with a highly defined personality.
FINCA LA PALMA YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW
