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farm Haranea

Farmer and chef Christian, chairman of a farm co-operative in the Basque area, believes that to be profitable as a farmer, you need to diversify and to add value to the produce. 
Christian Aguerre
 
This is what he has achieved for his family farm, originally raising chicken only, now also has 80 Basque traditional breed of pig and growing Espelette pepper, using organic methods. 
Basque traditional breed of pig, living outdoor all year round, slaughter at 18 months old

He transforms the produces into ham, bacon, blood sausage, cooked dishes in jars, condiments and sauces etc for added value and lengthen storage time.
All the produces are sold direct to customer via purchase groups in different towns. 

As chairman of the co-operative, he set examples for other farms to follow, for earning a better income, in order to encourage young people to join this dying profession. 
Restaurant Haraneko Borda

The latest project is a restaurant, open only 3 days a week, as the chef needs to work on the vegetable garden as well. The materials are sourced from 4 organic farms around, plus line caught fish from local fishermen. 
It is a joy to eat in the restaurant, knowing how the food are produced and prepared, on top of being very delicious
26 months aged ham, no nitrate

blood sausage

goat cheese with espelette tomato sauce

hake with grilled pepper, confit garlic and oninon
roast pork and baked mix vegetable

pork shoulder pink

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